A tour of local bars and restaurants where you can enjoy tuna and northern bonito in pintxo form, with a guarantee of responsibly sourced, sustainably caught fish and the quality of the season’s star product.
A global alliance of tuna-fishing cities committed to sustainable human development
In some coastal regions, tuna is not just an industry: it is integral to local employment, identity and the future of the area. This alliance has been established to drive a sustainable transformation of this reality, connecting cities that share common challenges and opportunities.
The Alliance of Tuna Cities for Sustainable Human Development was established in Bermeo (2023) as a voluntary cooperation initiative between regions historically linked to the tuna industry.
The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration between cities that view their marine and terrestrial environments as an integrated whole, and which align with the SDGs of the 2030 Agenda.

A tour of local bars and restaurants where you can enjoy tuna and northern bonito in pintxo form, with a guarantee of responsibly sourced, sustainably caught fish and the quality of the season’s star product.
Bermeo Tuna is taking part in the United Nations World Ocean Conference in Nice with a side event on the localisation of the 2030 Agenda, where it places the importance of local action and territorial governance at the heart of the debate as fundamental pillars for achieving a sustainable blue economy.
In addition, the day before, we participated as guests in the side event organized by UN Etxea, “Accelerating Ocean Sustainability through Gender Equality”