Melgaço and Monção are the most northern municipalities of Portugal, known for their landscapes, history, gastronomy, and the highly appreciated and recognized green wine grape variety of Alvariño. Come and discover their magnificent nature through the rafting and kayaking adventures, descending the Miño River, or come and enjoy a delightful Alvariño wine while touring throughout […]
Cruise along Ría de Arousa, visit to the mussel, oyster and scallop farming rafts, known as “bateas”. Explanation about them surrounded by the Ria de Arousa views. Steamed mussels & local wine tasting.
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.
Secluded beach in a natural environment. Accessible only by sea or trail. No facilities.
The port of Combarro is in the Pontevedra Estuary. It is a privileged position surrounded by magnificent beaches and very close to the Islands of the Galician Atlantic Islands Maritime-Terrestrial National Park. It has a Captaincy and service-to-users building and 334 berths with fingers ready for 16, 18, 20, and 26 meters in length vessels. […]
Located on the northern coast of the island of Mallorca, in the bay of Alcúdia. This bay, traditionally a summer destination for many Mallorcans, has become one of the quintessential tourist areas. The combination of recreational mooring spots with a need for provisioning goods for the island’s consumption and transit between the island of Menorca […]
Michelin-starred restaurant located in the south of Gran Canaria, offering a haute cuisine gastronomic proposal inspired by traditional Canarian products and flavors.
The Cíes Islands are three; two of them connected by a dike and a sandbar, although not always. Four or five times a year, the sea divides the two central islands and the third: San
La ría de Aldán es un ejemplo claro de las bondades de las Rías Baixas para la navegación y el paraíso terrenal de las calas en Galicia, con su veintena de playas de arena blanca
It is an oasis in the heart of the city, with more than 56,000 square meters of “spectacular blue saltwater lakes, waterfalls and water jumps, with solariums surrounded by palm trees.” It is located next
High-end restaurant awarded with a Michelin star, located in Puerto de Mogán. La Aquarela offers a tasting menu that fuses traditional Canarian cuisine with innovative techniques and high-quality local products.