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Nautic Destination

Cruises and experiences

Cruise along the Canal de Castilla, industrial and cultural heritage.

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.

Nautical Transport of the Portuguese Coastal Way Nautical Transport of the Portuguese Coastal Way

Ports

Puerto de Spain

This marina is in the Arousa Estuary. It is a place of great tourist attraction for lovers of the sea. It is an area with no mussel rafts, allowing sailing in free-of-danger waters and with sufficient depth. To the north, we find stunning beaches and to the south a footbridge over the sea.

Puerto de Spain
Puerto de Spain

Riverside beach with green area, used as a riverside beach in summer. There is no sandy area. Calm waters.

Heritages

Patrimonio en el Municipio de  Amoeiro

The Pazo de Trasalba, located in the place known as “Campanas de Abaixo” and integrated into the urban core of Trasalba, is a rectangular building. Its main facade, facing west, is almost entirely lined by

Patrimonio en el Municipio de  Vigo

The Castro of Punta do Muíño do Vento is a small maritime settlement located on a peninsula, with an altitude of barely 10 meters above sea level, situated in the parish of Alcabre, in Vigo.

Patrimonio en el Municipio de  Herrera de Alcántara
Patrimonio en el Municipio de  Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Protected natural area that hosts one of the oldest ecosystems on the island and a great biodiversity. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2015.

Patrimonio en el Municipio de  Barbadás

In the parish of Piñor is the sanctuary of San Benito da Cova do Lobo, famous for the pilgrimage held every July 11th. Devotees come to ask for the healing of various illnesses, especially warts

Patrimonio en el Municipio de  Caspe

The archaeological site of Loma de los Brunos is located in the province of Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain, and is one of the most important sites for the study of the Iron Age in the region.