Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura
Cruises and experiences
With this itinerary you will enjoy an underwater and gastronomic experience while discovering the places where, according to legend, the body of Apostle Santiago arrived from Jerusalem to Galicia. This itinerary is part of the Xacobea Route of Mar de Arousa and Ulla River. Tradition tells that Saint James the Greater, one of Jesus’ favorite […]
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 […]
Sunset, lighthouse lighting up and night sky observation. These are the starlight attractions on Sálvora Island.
Descending the Miño and Lima Rivers, you can enjoy a week of kayaking, combined with experiences on the land, such as wine tasting and cultural visits. On top of that, SUP and rafting activities are added to this water experience.
Ports
The Marina of Viana do Castelo / Recreational Port is located on the right bank of the Lima River and has two docks. One is situated downstream of the Viana do Castelo metal bridge, with 163 mooring posts for vessels up to 20 meters in length and 3 meters draft. It has an area of […]
The port is located in the town of El Masnou, a quiet town situated south of the Maresme region. The town stretches along the coast with more than three kilometers of beach, a fact that has shaped its close relationship with the sea.
Heritages
- Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura
- Gran Canaria
Agri-food fair that highlights locally produced avocado during its winter harvest, featuring direct sales, tastings, and cultural activities.
- Tenerife
Protected natural area that hosts one of the oldest ecosystems on the island and a great biodiversity. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2015.
- Arousa Estuary
The Castro of Punta Ostreira, also known as Castro de Alberne or Os Castriños, is an Iron Age settlement. It is located on a promontory overlooking one of the entrances to the bay of A
- Miño River
The Castro de A Forca is a place that transports us to the heart of the Iron Age. Around the 4th century BC, the castrexas communities built this small fortified settlement at the beginning of
- Gran Canaria
Fair specialized in tuna and its historical and economic importance on the coast of Mogán. An event that blends gastronomy, culture, and maritime tradition.