Melgaço and Monção are the most northern municipalities of Portugal, known for their landscapes, history, gastronomy, and the highly appreciated and recognized green wine grape variety of Alvariño. Come and discover their magnificent nature through the rafting and kayaking adventures, descending the Miño River, or come and enjoy a delightful Alvariño wine while touring throughout […]
The dock is located on the Matarraña River just a few kilometers from the urban center of the municipality of Fayón. It is situated in a privileged natural environment, ideal for fishing and other water sports. From here, you can enjoy the waters of the Riba-Roja Reservoir and engage in a wide variety of nautical […]
Urban river beach on the Vez River. Calm, clean waters of excellent quality. Extensive sandy area.
Virgin and isolated beach, without infrastructure. Natural and hiking attraction.
Small river beach. Coarse, dark sand. Located next to the Roman Bridge of Ponte de Lima. Clean and cold water. Swimming is not recommended, but it is not prohibited. Professional and reserved fishing area. Recommended spot for water sports.
Small river beach with rough waters ideal for kayaking. It has a ramp.
Isla de Arousa is the largest and most populated island in Galicia, with just over 5,000 permanent residents, although its population increases significantly during the high season due to its tourist appeal. It is located
Ramón María del Valle-Inclán (1866-1936) es uno de los escritores gallegos más representativos de la literatura en lengua castellana. Caracterizado por su vocación innovadora, el resentimiento social y la técnica esperpéntica y la eterna memoria
The Puerto de Mogán market is one of the most popular in the south of Gran Canaria, combining a maritime atmosphere, local crafts, fashion, and gastronomic products.
La isla norte o de Monteagudo del archipiélago de Cíes es un lugar donde muchas colonias de aves eligen establecer sus nidos. Dada la importancia que tienen las aves en el archipiélago fue declarado zona
Below the castro da Cidá, just a few meters to the west, and along a path not suitable for everyone, rises the rock known as Pedra de A Rá (the Frog). From this viewpoint, you
Archaeological site that preserves remains from the pre-Hispanic era, a testimony of the ancient Canarians, known as guanches, on the island of Gran Canaria.