How Flower Delivery Works in Ondarreta
Ondarreta is the western third of La Concha bay, separated from the main beach by the rock that carries the Miramar Palace. It is quieter than the centre: families with children, volleyball nets, rows of striped deckchairs, a tennis club founded in 1904 and a promenade that ends at Eduardo Chillida's three steel "Combs of the Wind" on the rocks, where the ocean pounds through pipes and shoots up in fountains. The courier comes along the promenade or Avenida de Satrustegi — 10 minutes from the centre; delivery takes 2–3 hours from photo approval, orders before 15:00 are delivered the same day. On September Sundays (regattas) and during Aste Nagusia the promenade is closed — we agree a slot.
Hotels and Villas by the Beach
Hotel Ezeiza stands right on the Ondarreta front with a terrace above the sand — bouquet to reception under the guest's name or to a terrace table at the reservation time. Nearby are the Barceló Costa Vasca with its pool, Hotel Codina by the funicular, NH Collection Aránzazu, and on the Igueldo slope Hotel Avenida and Mercure Monte Igueldo with views of the whole bay. Along Paseo de Eduardo Chillida and Paseo de la Concha are the city's most expensive flats and early-20th-century villas: give us the building number, floor and door ("5º dcha"), surname and phone; the courier calls 15–20 minutes ahead and the portero takes the bouquet only with your consent.
The Miramar Palace, the Gardens and Tennis
The Miramar Palace — Queen María Cristina's English-style summer residence, now home to the University of the Basque Country's summer courses and garden concerts; the park is free to enter. A bouquet for a wedding shoot by the palace or a ceremony in the garden is arranged with the administration; the courier meets at the Pío Baroja gate. The Ondarreta gardens with the queen's monument and old tamarisks host family celebrations; the Real Club de Tenis de San Sebastián — tournaments and birthdays on court: we hand the bouquet to the club reception under the member's or guest's name.
The Comb of the Wind and a Sunset Proposal
The most popular proposal spot in San Sebastián is the platform by the Comb of the Wind, as the sun sets behind Igueldo and waves burst from the holes in the paving. The courier arrives 15 minutes before the agreed time and waits by the sculptures or the last bench on the promenade; for a surprise, hands the bouquet to you round the corner by Hotel Ezeiza. In winter and in storms the wind here is strong — we recommend dense, compact bouquets (Comb of the Wind €225, Ondarreta Tenderness €248) and bring them in rigid wrapping.
Restaurants and Cafés in Ondarreta
Restaurante Tenis at the tennis club with a terrace above the beach, Branka — the restaurant and café right by the Comb of the Wind, Bar Ondarreta and Café Igueldo on the promenade, Akelarre and Rekondo ten minutes up Igueldo. A bouquet for the table goes to the manager 20–30 minutes before the reservation; on the Branka terrace at sunset — in person.
Ordering from Another Country and What We Need
Message us on WhatsApp with the hotel, address or meeting point, the recipient's name, date and time, and choose a bouquet from the San Sebastián catalog. Prices in euros; pay by card, transfer, Apple/Google Pay or crypto; photo before the courier leaves.
Flower Prices in Ondarreta: a Budget Guide
| Budget | What you get | Catalog examples |
|---|
| €98–150 | Compact rose bouquet or single-variety bunch | La Concha €98, Pink Boulevard €107, Secret of the Parte Vieja €144 |
| €150–250 | Medium bouquet with hydrangea, lisianthus, roses | Igueldo Golden Hour €178, Comb of the Wind €225, Ondarreta Tenderness €248 |
| €286–472 | Arrangement or 51 roses | Miramar Gardens €398, 51 Roses of La Concha €448, Alderdi Eder Tulips €462 |
| €500+ | Premium, 101 roses, proposal arrangements | Scarlet La Concha Sunset €500, Ondarreta Pastel Sonata €832, 101 Roses of La Concha €1012 |
Neighbouring Districts
Calle Matia and the funicular — El Antiguo; along the La Concha promenade — the Área Romántica and the Parte Vieja; the hill above Miramar — Aiete; the opposite end of the city — Gros.
