The “Zaragoza Nautical and Cultural: Adventure among Riverbanks” itinerary offers a three-day experience that connects history, river, and nature through a journey through the heart of Zaragoza and its riverside spaces. This route is designed to discover the rich heritage, environment, and experience offered by the banks of the Ebro, from the sunset on its […]
This cultural and nautical itinerary is linked to the ancient trade routes of the Phoenicians in search of the tin found on the Casterides Islands, one of which would be the Cíes Islands. The Cíes Islands are part of the only National Park in Galicia called the Maritime-Terrestrial National Park of the Atlantic islands. This […]
In an eight-hour catamaran-crossing trip, participants will discover through the augmented reality and with stopovers Boiro and Pontecesures town, departing from the Vilagarcía de Arousa Port.
Camposancos is a small village located on the northwest bank of the river and 1.5 miles above the estuary. The port of Camposancos is situated in A Pasaxe, Camposancos, on the southern slope of Monte Tegra. The village of A Guarda is just on the other side of the mountain. It is a mandatory stopover […]
The pier is located on the Segre River just before its confluence with the Ebro River. It is situated in the municipality of Mequinenza, in a privileged environment for the development of water activities. From here, you can enjoy the waters of the Mar de Aragón and engage in a wide variety of nautical activities. […]
Tui tiene un Conjunto Histórico- artístico en el que destacan elementos arquitectónicos como la Catedral de Santa María, el Convento de San Francisco o la Capilla de San Telmo representante del barroco portugués. También otros
Archaeological complex with necropolis, ritual pond, and Roman ceramic kiln.
Las Burgas, located in the very center of Ourense, are one of the most recognizable symbols of the city and a benchmark of Galician thermalism. This thermal complex features three fountains from different eras and
A finales del siglo XIX, Vilagarcía se convirtió en puerto de escala para la travesía de los británicos, entre el Reino Unido y Gibraltar. Algunos fallecían en la singladura y, al ser anglicanos, su religión