The Santona People are an indigenous group primarily located in the region of Santona, a coastal area in Spain. They have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional practices, languages, and social structures. Their history is closely tied to the local environment, which has shaped their way of life and community organization. Historically, the Santona People have engaged in activities such as fishing and agriculture, which are vital to their economy. They are known for their unique crafts and culinary traditions, which reflect their connection to the land and sea. Efforts are ongoing to preserve their cultural identity in the face of modernization.