BASABERE SCHOOL FARM
Basabere is a special school farm, very welcoming, very close to the environment and a way of understanding life "away from the technological world to connect with our roots." Thus, in the quiet town of Lezáun, there is Basabere, which offers us a wide variety of activities ranging from guided tours, to camps, to the ecological garden... and a rescue center, which is nothing more than a house of reception of those exotic pets that have been abandoned by their owners. Do not hesitate to visit them, you will feel at home.
PRACTICAL TIPS
-Basabere is in Lezaun, a town at the foot of the Sierra de Urbasa, which is accessed by a winding road that is in good condition and on which we recommend driving with caution. The Basabere environment has numerous naturalistic and cultural attractions.
-Weekday hours are by appointment. On weekends from 10:30 to 20:00 and in summer from 10:30 to 22:00. On certain dates the farm can fill up, so we recommend making your reservation in advance on their website or by calling: 666 136 700 – 677 157 605 – 948 542 076.
-Basabere has all kinds of animals, some from afar, and others from traditional farms, and what children like most is, without a doubt, direct contact with them. There is also an adventure circuit, consisting of a Nepalese bridge, zip line and small climbing wall.
The visit is very pleasant, and has various modalities: you can go on your own, with a guide, guided and with an aperitif or, the most complete, which is the full day and includes the guided tour with activities such as feeding the animals. animals, sowing, milking... and a tasty meal with local products and barbecue. Check availability and prices on the official Basabere website.
There are other activities: educational workshops, summer camps for children from 7 to 12 years old, birthday celebrations, family reunions, etc. and the organic garden, local products treated with the wisdom of the men of the countryside.
Basabere feel special affection for their animal shelter, generally those pets from exotic countries that after a time their owners decided to abandon... Basabere gives them a second home and prevents the proliferation of invasive species.