Gran Canaria
Cruises and experiences
The departure point is the Traveler Reception Center, where you can obtain information, purchase tickets, and plan your visit. Every day, the boat departs for the Macías Picavea Canal for a journey of approximately one hour. During high season, an extended two-and-a-half-hour route is also available (Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays) that sails to the impressive […]
The Maritime Route recreates this journey from Ribeira to Padrón. From there, the Xacobea route continues the route of the Portuguese Way to the Cathedral of Santiago, where the remains of the Apostle rest. With this itinerary you will discover, by sailboat along Ría de Arousa and by motorboat along the Ulla river, the places […]
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
The port is a small cove in a meander on the eastern bank of the estuary. It is protected from the sand carried by the Butrón by two small breakwaters marked at their tips. Inside, there are two dock lines and a perimeter dock with a mooring capacity for 149 boats. The maximum length is […]
Heritages
- Miño River
Castrelo de Miño is a municipality belonging to the province of Ourense, located in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula and in the heart of the Ribeiro region. Galicia’s largest river has in Castrelo de
- Tenerife
Protected natural area that hosts one of the oldest ecosystems on the island and a great biodiversity. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2015.
- Miño River
The Eurasian oystercatcher, Haematopus ostralegus, is a robust and very distinctive wader. Its plumage is bicolored: black on the head, back, and chest, and white on the belly. Notable features include its long bill of
- Miño River – Ourense
The Cruceiro de Laias is a stone monument that stands on a single step. Its cubic base features an inscription on its four faces that reads: “YEAR 1661 THIS WORK WAS COMMISSIONED AT HIS EXPENSE
- Arousa Estuary
A diez kilómetros de Boiro se encuentra el mirador de A Figueira, también conocido como coto da Filloa. La palabra coto”, en este caso, se refiere a la parte más alta de un monte, que
- Western Alborán Sea - Cádiz – Ceuta
It is done aboard a sailboat on a two-hour route. The service includes the boat skipper, crossing and whale watching, photography and swimming, drinks, and the corresponding insurance. Everything depends on sea conditions.