Canal de Castilla
Cruises and experiences
We leave the port of Carril to reach the island of Cortegada and discover all the points of interest within it. The route will be carried out in an inclusive way, nature itself will be used to develop it.
We will go sailing in the late afternoon, headed to a special point to watch the sunset with the best night views of the entire Ría de Arousa, accompanied by a great seafood platter. After dinner we will make “Queimada” with a witch show and special effects.
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 […]
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
It is located right in the heart of the city of Zaragoza, near the Basilica del Pilar on the Ebro River. The latter runs through 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. […]
POSSIBILITY TO VISIT THE BENIFALLET CAVES, A NEARBY NATURAL MONUMENT
It is located to the north of the Municipality of Escatrón very close to the Azud of the same name. It is the last stretch of the Ebro that is navigable exclusively by rowing. After the weir, the river is navigable by motorboats. The environment is located within the Mar de Aragón Fishing Reserve. Escatrón […]
Heritages
- Miño River – Ourense
The Termas de Chavasqueira are one of the most emblematic thermal spaces in Ourense, located on the banks of the Miño River and a short distance from the city center. Inspired by the Japanese style,
- Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura
It is a large stone block with three large cavities that resemble a human face. It may have been used as a dwelling or hermitage in the Early Middle Ages, as dripstones for adjusting the
- Vigo Estuary
El puerto de Vigo tiene una superficie de 241.238 m2, está considerado como uno de los primeros puertos pesqueros comercializadores del pescado consumo humano del mundo y la lonja de Vigo es famosa por mover
- Arousa Estuary
En el extremo grovense de la Praia da Lanzada se encuentra San Vicente do Mar, un pequeño pueblo marinero que conserva todo el encanto de la belleza natural. Un entorno que aúna la oferta turística
- Miño River – Lugo
Natural viewpoint overlooking the Belesar reservoir
- Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura