Ares and Betanzos Estuaries
Cruises and experiences
Leaving from the port of Cambados, we will get to know the fishing richness of the Arousa estuary in a traditional boat trip, as well as the cultural and marine heritage of the area. We will learn more about the marine ecosystem of this area in a participatory workshop given by shellfish gatherers.
The Maritime Route recreates this journey from Ribeira to Padrón. From there, the Xacobea route continues the route of the Portuguese Way to the Cathedral of Santiago, where the remains of the Apostle rest. With this itinerary you will discover, by sailboat along Ría de Arousa and by motorboat along the Ulla river, the places […]
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 […]
Ports
The Lenta Pier is located on the Minho River, downstream the Lenta river beach, a privileged area considering the proximity to the river and the marvellous landscape setting. It is close to the urban zone, the international bridge, several sports facilities and the four-star INATEL Cerveira Hotel. It is also close to the eco road […]
Small river beach with rough waters ideal for kayaking. It has a ramp.
Heritages
- Ebro River – Aragón
The Quinto Mummy Museum is a fascinating museum located in the municipality of Quinto, in the province of Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain. This museum is unique in its kind and houses a collection of natural mummies
- Miño River
Este museo, socio de La Ruta del Vino Rías Baixas, está dedicado al vino de la Denominación de Origen Rías Baixas en la zona del Condado de Tea y a la lamprea, además de mostrarnos
- Miño River – Lugo
Romanesque temple from the 10th century
- Miño River – Lugo
Archaeological remains of a possible baptistery or Roman thermal facility from the 4th century.
- Miño River
After crossing the Miño River by boat, A Guarda is the first town in Galicia with deep traces of the Camino de Santiago. This same boat route crossing the two banks of the Miño River,
- Tajo River- Alagón – Extremadura