We will go sailing in the late afternoon, headed to a special point to watch the sunset with the best night views of the entire Ría de Arousa, accompanied by a great seafood platter. After dinner we will make “Queimada” with a witch show and special effects.
In an eight-hour catamaran-crossing trip, participants will discover through the augmented reality and with stopovers Puebla del Caramiñal and Sálvora Island, departing from the Vilagarcía de Arousa Port.
The vineyards surrounding the Miño River provide great visual depth to the landscape, allowing views of both banks. The terraces and grape transport routes blend with the old pier, which once facilitated communication via typical local boats. Some of these vessels have been recovered and preserved; they were flat, with long oars, designed for transporting […]
Sanxenxo is a top-tier tourist destination in Galicia. The quality of its seafood and fish is unbeatable, and in any of the port’s restaurants and taverns, you can enjoy excellent caldeiradas and seafood platters. In its surroundings, we can enjoy beautiful beaches such as Silgar, Baltar, Caneliñas, Montalvo, Foxos, or A Lanzada. The civil and […]
Roman wall 2 km long, declared a World Heritage Site, main historical symbol of Lugo.
The Santa Trega Archaeological Museum (Santa Tecla in Spanish) allows visitors to learn about the history of this area through the remains found in various archaeological campaigns. Regarding the dating of the castro located a
The river port of Pontecesures was one of the oldest ports in Galicia, a shipyard of the Armada of Castilla in the fight against Saracens and Normans, and the base of the salt trade monopoly
Moaña es una población de la provincia de Pontevedra, que, junto con Marín, Cangas y Bueu, forman la Península del Morrazo. Esta comarca, es conocida por sus costas y su particular belleza natural que combina
A lo largo de la historia Baiona presenció batallas, ataques piratas y acontecimientos históricos de gran relevancia. Una de las fechas más significativas es en 1201 cuando el Rey Alfonso IX de León firmó en