Canal de Castilla
Cruises and experiences
In an eight-hour catamaran-crossing trip, participants will discover through the augmented reality and with stopovers Sálvora Island and Valga Village, departing from the Vilagarcía de Arousa Port.
Known as South Bislandia and North Bislandia by one of the former lighthouse keepers of Sálvora, who witnessed their last tales, these sister islands are still protecting today from the heart of the South Estuaries (Rias Baixas) the entrances of the Pontevedra and Arousa estuaries, respectively. The two islands are full of legends, tradition, and […]
Ports
To get there, we will have to walk a distance of 2800/3000 m from the Os Peares train station, or walk 1500 m down from where the paved road of Sandamiro ends. The latter leads us to what is a cart path. There is vegetation with large oak groves and nearby terraced vineyards. In this […]
It is a natural fluvial beach with an extension of 700 meters, white sand of fine grain, with salt and fresh waters exchange according to the tidal oscillation. In general, it has calm waters. It belongs to the Natural Area Natura 2000 Network.
Heritages
- Ría de Arousa
La fortaleza de la que formaban parte las Torres de Oeste, construida para proteger Galicia de las incursiones vikingas, se remonta a la época castreña, con el llamado Castro das Torres, de los siglos II
- Ría de Vigo
El castillo de Rande se sitúa justo debajo de los pilares del puente de Rande y está conformado por los restos de un fuerte militar del que se tiene constancia desde el siglo XVI. Quedan
- Ría de Pontevedra
Marín es tierra de castros. Los de A Subidá, en Mogor; Castelo Barbudo, y O Castelo, en Ardán, son algunos de ellos, a los que habría que sumar los posibles asentamientos castreños en Pedreiras, Penizas,
- Gran Canaria
Michelin-starred restaurant located in the south of Gran Canaria, offering a haute cuisine gastronomic proposal inspired by traditional Canarian products and flavors.
- Río Ebro – Aragón
The old Mequinenza, now known as the Old Town of Mequinenza, was located next to the Ebro and at the confluence of it with the Segre and the Cinca, under the watchful eye of its
- Ría de Vigo
Cabo Silleiro is a geographical feature located in the southwest of Galicia, in the parish of Baredo (Baiona), which closes the estuary to the south, marking the beginning of the Rías Bajas to the north.