In 1493, Baiona was the first village in the old continent to know about the discovery of the new world, after the arrival of the “Pinta” caravel, commanded by Pinzón. Therefore, a magnificent circular journey through the mouth of the Vigo estuary, following the south coast to the Baiona cove. We will visit this seafaring […]
Visit to the mussel, oyster and scallop cultivation rafts, with a stopover to see the seabed and enjoying a mussel tasting accompanied by Albariño wine or soft drinks.
• Presentation and demonstration of windsurfing, kitesurfing, surfing, and stand up paddle activities. • Windsurfing, Kitesurfing, Surfing, and Stand Up Paddle Baptisms. • Presentation and demonstration of technical innovations (new materials, new designs) • Presentation and demonstration of the different disciplines of windsurfing and kitesurfing • Free trial equipment for windsurfing, kitesurfing, surfing, and stand […]
The Lor River joins the Sil River at As Covas, forming a calm area ideal for enjoying the surroundings from the water. Along its banks, trails allow you to explore and appreciate the small villages that dot the landscape. Nearby facilities include a campsite, a club with a swimming pool, and small bungalows, built with […]
La Escuela Naval Militar de Marín surge de la necesidad de proteger las posesiones de ultramar y el tráfico comercial que se generaban con toda la península. El rey Felipe V era consciente de que
En la subzona de O Rosal, en el suroeste de Galicia, a orillas del río Miño, aquí destacan cuatro uvas blancas autóctonas que definen la identidad del vino local: Albariño, Loureiro, Caíño blanco y Treixadura.
Miravet Castle, built in the 12th century by the Templars, is an imposing fortress surrounded by a 25-meter-high wall that seems to rise from the rocks and situated on a hill, overlooking the course of
El Museo Massó se encuentra en el centro de Bueu, muy cerca del puerto, instalado en las naves industriales de la antigua conservera Massó Hermanos. Guillermo Marconi en su visita a la fábrica en 1928
The Ebro Delta Natural Park is located on the Catalan coast and is one of the most important wetlands in the region. Its landscape is characterized by extensive beaches, lagoons, rice fields, and scrubland areas.