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 […]
The “Zaragoza Nautical and Cultural: Adventure among Riverbanks” itinerary offers a three-day experience that connects history, river, and nature through a journey through the heart of Zaragoza and its riverside spaces. This route is designed to discover the rich heritage, environment, and experience offered by the banks of the Ebro, from the sunset on its […]
Visit Rías Baixas and the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park in this several days journey, in which we will navigate through the three most emblematic estuaries of Galicia: Ría de Arousa, Ría de Pontevedra and Ría de Vigo. In addition, we will visit the three most important islands that make up this national park, […]
Beluso Marina is in the Bueu Inlet in the north of the Morrazo Peninsula, between the tip of Trimiño and Bueu Port. It is easily accessible; therefore, everyone can enjoy sailing throughout the year. The only difficulty is the mussel rafts, resting in front of the inlet, are not signposted. The Marina consists of three […]
It is located to the north of the Municipality of Escatrón very close to the Azud of the same name. It is the last stretch of the Ebro that is navigable exclusively by rowing. After the weir, the river is navigable by motorboats. The environment is located within the Mar de Aragón Fishing Reserve. Escatrón […]
Marina La Bajadilla shares the port area with the Marbella Fishing Port. Fishing activity is concentrated on the breakwater dock, while recreational boating takes place in the waterfront area.
It is done aboard a sailboat on a two-hour route. The service includes the boat skipper, crossing and whale watching, photography and swimming, drinks, and the corresponding insurance. Everything depends on sea conditions.
The strategic location of the town, close to the Portuguese border and controlling the passage of the Tagus River, made its defenses considerably important and, at the same time, heavily damaged. It preserves walls of
Located in the very historic center of Vilagarcía, this site shows different levels of occupation in the final phase of the Iron Age, in the 1st century BC. Its strategic position both in the ría
The Bay of La Concha is a small bay located on the Spanish coast of the Cantabrian Sea, opposite the city of San Sebastián. As its name indicates, it has a shell shape, and it