Ebro River – Aragón
Cruises and experiences
This route shows us the natural environment of the island of Arousa: The Carreirón Natural Park, Punta Cabalo Lighthouse, the Areoso islet and the island of Rúa. We will also get to know the rest of the points of interest in the environment, the maritime signalling, the different fishing gear and the rafts.
This cruise will allow you to discover the Ribeiro Region with its famous and historical wines through nautical routes along the Miño River. All this while resting in one of its thermal water spas. The Region of O Ribeiro is famous for its hot springs that have been enjoyed since Roman times. Nowadays, several balenarios […]
Ports
River beach with green area, in summer it is used as a river beach. When the river level drops, the sand is coarse and brown in color. Calm waters.
Natural riverside beach of the Caldo River. Clear and calm waters. Sand with very little erosion. Very little crowded beach. Ideal for bathing for the little ones and practicing water sports. Access to the beach poses no difficulty.
Heritages
- Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura
- Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura
A group of more than fifty dolmens located in the Spanish municipalities of Alcántara (most of them), Brozas, Mata de Alcántara, Villa del Rey, and Zarza la Mayor, all in the western part of the
- Pontevedra Estuary
Bueu tiene una historia milenaria, que atestiguan las mámoas y petroglifos repartidos por este municipio, en medio de la ruta atlántica de las Casitérides. Aunque no hay restos mediterráneos documentados, es difícil pensar que los
- Miño River
En Galicia existen seis Parques Naturales distribuidos a lo largo de la comunidad, el monte Aloia conforma uno de ellos. Se fundó el 4 de octubre de 1978, siendo el primer Parque Natural de Galicia.
- Vigo Estuary
El barrio de Teis es popular en Vigo por ser un distrito obrero y concurrido. En su haber, variados ejemplos de comercio tradicional se integran en torno a la calle Sanjurjo Badía, donde también encontramos
- Miño River
The large cormorant, Phalacrocorax carbo, does not belong to the Anatidae or Charadriiformes families, but to the Phalacrocoracidae family. It is easily recognized by its iridescent black plumage, with bronze or purple reflections, its sea-green