Navigation from Sada to A Coruña to see the Tower of Hercules and stop in A Coruña for lunch.
Leaving from the port of Cambados, we will get to know the fishing richness of the Arousa estuary in a traditional boat trip, as well as the cultural and marine heritage of the area. We will learn more about the marine ecosystem of this area in a participatory workshop given by shellfish gatherers.
Sailboat sailing from Sada to the Lorbé Port sailing between the mussel rafts
Secluded beach in a natural environment. Accessible only by sea or trail. No facilities.
The port of Hondarribia, 9 miles from Donostia (San Sebastián) and 4 miles from San Juan de Luz, is located on the eastern side of Cabo Higuer, on the left bank of the Bidasoa River, 400 meters from its mouth. It has very good shelter conditions in any weather situation.
Its location, close to the bridge and the Diputación de Lugo dock, offers an exceptional view of the church of San Bartolomeo. The terraced vineyards covering the mountains give the landscape a unique character, reflecting the effort and dedication required for their care. Especially during the grape harvest, the transportation difficulties become evident, partly resolved […]
With its 20 hectares, Santa Trega is the largest oppidum in Galicia and one of the largest in the northwest. Oppidum (plural, oppida) is a Latin term that designates an elevated place, a hill or
The underground wineries of Aranda de Duero form a network of more than 7 kilometers of tunnels excavated between the 12th and 18th centuries beneath the historic center of the city, traditionally used for the
El yacimiento arqueológico del monte de O Castro, en Ribadumia, es un poblado fortificado de la Edad del Hierro ubicado a 110 metros de altura. Se emplaza sobre un espolón con un amplio dominio del
Cetáreas are ancient stone constructions in the intertidal zone that were used as natural nurseries for lobsters and other crustaceans. They are an important part of the history of a town intimately connected to the
The old tower of the church of Fayón is one of the few remnants left of the old town of Fayón, in the province of Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain. The old Fayón was abandoned and partially
Archaeological complex with necropolis, ritual pond, and Roman ceramic kiln.