Melgaço and Monção are the most northern municipalities of Portugal, known for their landscapes, history, gastronomy, and the highly appreciated and recognized green wine grape variety of Alvariño. Come and discover their magnificent nature through the rafting and kayaking adventures, descending the Miño River, or come and enjoy a delightful Alvariño wine while touring throughout […]
In an eight-hour catamaran-crossing trip, participants will discover through the augmented reality and with stopovers Puebla del Caramiñal and Sálvora Island, departing from the Vilagarcía de Arousa Port.
Cruise along Ría de Arousa, visit to the mussel, oyster and scallop farming rafts, known as “bateas”. Explanation about them surrounded by the Ria de Arousa views. Steamed mussels & local wine tasting.
Making the Islands of Ons itinerary will make us enjoy sailing the landscape and, thanks to the augmented reality application, we will know the places where the Phoenicians were doing their trade and the tin producing centres (Casitérides). Ons Islands are part of the only National Park in Galicia that is called the Maritime-Terrestrial National […]
The Recreational Pier of Vila Nova de Cerveira is located on the Miño River, in the marginal area and near the historic center of Vila, with 55 moorings. Its privileged location also provides proximity to the Ecopista Caminho do Rio, a 13 km path that can be traveled along the river.
The environment of the Miño River in this area allows you to appreciate a bridge built with stone pillars and a central iron span, which connects with the Concello de O Saviñao and facilitates access to Belesar. The terraced vineyards descend along the mountain slopes, creating a picturesque landscape complemented by the vegetation on the […]
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 variety of nautical […]
The Chapel of Our Lady of the Pillar, located in A Peroxa, is a small rural temple that is part of the traditional Galician religious heritage. Its simple and harmonious architecture reflects the popular devotion
Romanesque origin church with later renovations
Isla de Arousa is the largest and most populated island in Galicia, with just over 5,000 permanent residents, although its population increases significantly during the high season due to its tourist appeal. It is located
El hórreo es icónico en esta población del municipio pontevedrés de Poio, no en vano, una de las imágenes más conocidas de este conjunto histórico muestra una panorámica de la línea de hórreos que separan
A Guarda has a rich maritime tradition; fishing activity was and continues to be one of the main sources of income and economic development in the area. Coastal fishing is traditional, but nowadays deep-sea fishing