Pontevedra Estuary
Cruises and experiences
Sailboat sailing from Sada to the Lorbé Port sailing between the mussel rafts
Experience the adventure activities of stand up paddle (SUP), Slide, Circuit of Bridges, and Canoeing. You will eat in the historic center of Ponte de Lima and lodge at a Tourist Quinta (Estate), in a room that relates sleeping with an adventure park for these type of activities. The day will end with a picnic […]
Ports
The marina (port) of Vilagarcía de Arousa is in the sheltered waters of the Arousa Estuary, an excellent base of operations to visit the namesake municipality, which concentrates a wide range of gastronomic, commercial, and leisure activities. It has six berths of eleven meters each.
The dock is located in the El Dique residential area just a few kilometers north of the municipality of Caspe. It is situated on the Mar de Aragón, one of the most important inland nautical tourism spots on the peninsula and the most important in Aragón. Besides being the ultimate destination for fishing and water […]
Heritages
- Pontevedra Estuary
Hay pocos restos de los primeros tiempos de la historia de las islas Ons, por lo que no permiten aventurar la existencia de asentamientos o pobladores temporales. Por el contrario, sí se han localizado restos
- Arousa Estuary
Vilagarcía de Arousa es un ayuntamiento situado en la comarca de O Salnés, provincia de Pontevedra. Comparte la Ría de Arousa con Rianxo, ubicada en el margen opuesto de sus riberas. Bañada por el Río
- Arousa Estuary
Con el pretexto de querer divulgar el patrimonio natural y la historia del Ayuntamiento de Valga nació el Museo de la Historia de Valga. Donde se exponen restos hallados en Igrexa Vella, la prospección arqueológica
- Ebro River – Aragón
The archaeological site of Lépida Celsa is one of the most important Roman archaeological sites in the Aragón region, located near the town of Velilla de Ebro, in the province of Zaragoza. This site offers
- South Mallorca
South of the island of Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands, the Cabrera Archipelago brings together limestone islands and islets, and along with the surrounding waters, they form a Maritime-Terrestrial National Park, the first in Spain