Canal de Castilla
Cruises and experiences
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.
Visit to the mussel, oyster and scallop cultivation rafts, with a stopover to see the seabed and enjoying a mussel tasting accompanied by Albariño wine or soft drinks.
It is a short stay program focused on water activities. It starts between both rivers and ends in Viana do Castelo. Come and enjoy canyoning, SUP, kayaking, cycling, surfing, and kitesurfing adventure and mix it up with cultural visits and the enriching experience of wine tasting.
Ports
From this pier, you can appreciate the imposing verticality of the mountains, which provide access to numerous places of interest. During the river crossing, you can enjoy magnificent views of the reservoir’s structure, especially from the viewpoints of the San Estevo Dam and the pier itself, which allow observation of the Sil River’s waters and […]
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 range of nautical […]
The pier is located right next to the Puerta Nueva in Plaza Don Carlos Mendoza, where there is a multipurpose building next to some stairs that allow direct access to the river and the dock. It is a small dock ideal for practicing sports such as Kayaking or Canoeing.
It is located in the very heart of the city of Zaragoza near the Basilica del Pilar on the Ebro River. The latter crosses the city from west to east and is a key area for nautical tourism in the region, offering opportunities to participate in water activities throughout the year, especially in summer. As […]
Heritages
- Vigo Estuary
El puerto de Vigo tiene una superficie de 241.238 m2 y está considerado como uno de los primeros puertos pesqueros comercializadores del pescado de consumo humano del mundo. Su lonja es famosa, por mover buena
- Tenerife
This viewpoint is known for its privileged views of Las Teresitas Beach, one of the most famous beaches in Tenerife, which stretches along 1.5 km. The viewpoint is located on the TF-11 road.
- Gran Canaria
Fair specialized in tuna and its historical and economic importance on the coast of Mogán. An event that blends gastronomy, culture, and maritime tradition.
- Arousa Estuary
The archaeological site of Monte de O Castro, in Ribadumia, is a fortified Iron Age settlement located at 110 meters high. It is situated on a spur with a wide view over the final valley
- Vigo Estuary
El choco es un molusco cefalópodo decápodo, vamos, que tiene 10 tentáculos y también se le conoce con el nombre de sepia, jibia o cachón y pertenece a la familia sepiidae. Los brazos tienen numerosas
- Arousa Estuary
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