This paragliding site in Spain is rarely used and recommended only for experienced pilots due to its challenging conditions. Coastal cross-country flights are possible here, but only with sufficient North wind. Toplanding is essential, and for safety, wearing a life vest is advised. The launch is from a path where filling the wing on the ground can be difficult due to a small leeward effect. The main advantage of this launch is that you might be able to topland if the wind isn't strong enough. Access to the site involves driving to Górliz and following the road towards Bakio. After approximately 1,500 meters, take a left turn between two walls towards Fano / Orabille auzoa. Continue on this road, taking the first left at the bifurcation, and proceed towards the cliff of Cabo Villano. Park near some farmhouses, cross a fence, and follow the path towards the cliff. The path splits near some trees; the right path leads to the small Ermua hill, and the left path leads to the usual launch and the lighthouse. Key considerations for this site include ensuring good wind orientation and strength. The best conditions are with a North wind, similar to those at Sopelana for maximum lift at the Bunker. If the wind is weak, there's a risk of losing the ridge and having to land below, which is complicated due to the rocky terrain and steep slopes covered in deep gorse. With good wind orientation and strength, the dynamic ridge flight here can be excellent and smooth. With sufficient lift, you can fly above the island of Cabo Villano and return to the ridge with enough height. However, if the wind crosses too much, the site loses its appeal. Be mindful of the potential issues mentioned for this area. For more information, visit [Zonas de Vuelo](http://www.zonasdevuelo.com/zonasvuelo.html?fz=10).