Mondragón / Arrasate
Home of Mondragón Corporation, the world's largest industrial cooperative.
Oñati offers two very different destinations within the same municipality. In the town centre, the University of Sancti Spiritus dates from the 16th century and is recognised as the first university in the Basque Country. Around 9 km further up a mountain road stands the Arantzazu Sanctuary, a landmark of modern religious architecture featuring Jorge Oteiza’s façade and Eduardo Chillida’s bronze doors. These are separate drop-off points, so the exact destination matters when arranging your transfer. The service is private, chauffeur-driven and booked at a fixed price.
The historic centre of Oñati lies on the valley floor, with the former university and its Renaissance cloister, now used as a historical archive. Arantzazu is another 9 km uphill via the GI-3591, a winding mountain road where icy conditions can occur on higher sections during winter. If your destination is the sanctuary rather than Oñati itself, mention this when booking. The additional drive from the town centre takes about 15 minutes and is not the same stop.

The present basilica was designed by Sáenz de Oíza and Laorga in the mid-20th century and brought together major figures of modern Basque art. Jorge Oteiza created the sculpted apostles on the façade, while Eduardo Chillida designed the bronze doors. The project was initially controversial and later became an important reference in Spanish religious architecture. As a result, Arantzazu attracts art and architecture study visits as well as pilgrims, with groups often following a very different itinerary from a conventional leisure trip.
If several students, an art association or a group of pilgrims are travelling together, a minibus or coach with driver in Bilbao can be considered. For an itinerary combining Oñati and Arantzazu with intermediate stops on the same day, the chauffeur-driven car service in Bilbao allows the vehicle to remain available by the hour.

Yes. Arantzazu is approximately 9 km beyond Oñati town centre on a mountain road. Tell us that Arantzazu is your actual destination when booking so the route and journey time can be planned correctly.
Higher sections of the mountain road can develop patches of ice during periods of frost. The driver assesses the conditions on the day before travelling up to the sanctuary.
This is a private chauffeur-driven VTC service rather than a metered taxi. The price is fixed per vehicle and journey, is known when you book and does not include additional charges on arrival. The vehicle category can be selected according to passengers and luggage.
Yes. The indicative rates are quoted per vehicle and journey. For 1–4 passengers the price starts from €105, while the indicative rate for 5–8 passengers starts from €130.
Oñati is one of several destinations served from BIO across the Alto Deba area and Gipuzkoa. These routes provide useful alternatives if your final destination is elsewhere.
Home of Mondragón Corporation, the world's largest industrial cooperative.
Historic town associated with the Convention of Bergara, in the Alto Deba.
A town with a long industrial and arms-making tradition in the neighbouring Deba valley.
Historic centre known for its grand stone palaces and its location on the route towards Durango.
Gipuzkoa's capital, known for La Concha and its distinctive gastronomic calendar.
Basque capital known for its medieval quarter and Green Ring.
Known for its beans and its historic role as a seat of the General Assemblies of Gipuzkoa.
An industrial centre in the Goierri area of Gipuzkoa.
A commercial and industrial hub in the Duranguesado area, on the way towards Gipuzkoa.
Capital of Navarra, famous for the San Fermín festival and its fortified old town.
Tell us whether you need to be dropped off in Oñati town centre, at the Arantzazu Sanctuary or at both locations, and whether you are travelling as a study or group visit. The route and vehicle can then be matched to your itinerary, with the fixed price confirmed before booking.
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