Terres de l'Ebre
Cruises and experiences
With this itinerary you will get to know and enjoy navigation through the history and landscapes of the estuaries of Arousa, Pontevedra and Vigo bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. This will be aided by augmented vision and audio. An approach to the towns, islands and cities where you will be able to appreciate their origins […]
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 […]
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.
The Battle of Rande or Vigo was a significant naval battle fought in the Strait of Rande and inside the San Simón Cove in the Galician Estuary of Vigo. It took place on October 23, 1702, and faced the Anglo-Dutch and Spanish-French coalitions’ squadrons during the War of the Spanish Succession. To discover this episode, […]
Ports
Maritime and windy beach. Fine yellow sand. Waves ideal for surfing, windsurfing, and bodyboarding. It is divided into two medium-sized sandy areas. It has a crescent shape. The northern part belongs to the mouth of the Lima River, and the larger southern part is already integrated with the Atlantic Ocean. Average water temperature in summer […]
Heritages
- Ebro River – Aragón
Mequinenza Castle is a 14th-century Gothic fortress that stands over the confluence of the Ebro, Segre, and Cinca rivers, with stunning views and great historical value.
- Arousa Estuary
Quinta de San Amaro is a Hotel Restaurant located in Meaño, a municipality in the province of Pontevedra and part of the Salnés region, the birthplace of Albariño Wine and the Rías Baixas Designation of
- Vigo Estuary
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
- Miño River – Lugo
Archaeological complex with necropolis, ritual pond, and Roman ceramic kiln.
- Arousa Estuary
The river port of Pontecesures was one of the oldest ports in Galicia, a shipyard of the Armada of Castilla in the fight against Saracens and Normans, and the base of the salt trade monopoly
- Arousa Estuary
Al contrario de lo que su nombre parezca indicar, Vilanova de Arousa es lugar con antigüedad, como lo demuestran restos paleolíticos encontrados en la playa de As Sinas y los hallazgos de la Edad de