Kayaking at the foot of the sacred Celtic Olympus until we enter the beautiful Ézaro Waterfall
Soajo Nomadis, based in Vila do Soajo, in the Peneda Gerês National Park, creates this pioneer experience in this type of service. We intend to increase the surrounding water resources (rivers and dams) and be able to “give life” to the semi-abandoned places, such as the Lindoso-Soajo dam in half-walls with the Galician community. We […]
The River Pier of São Martinho da Gandra is located on the Lima River, in the São Martinho da Gandra
The arrival at A Millara pier is made via a narrow road, surrounded by dense vegetation, predominantly oaks. As we approach, the terraces with their own vineyards are revealed, reflecting the great effort involved in their cultivation, especially regarding the transport of grapes to the wineries. The small village located at the end of the […]
Panxón is a small port located at the beginning of the Monteferro peninsula isthmus. Protected from the North by a breakwater, it can be an alternative anchorage but conditioned by its shallow draught, several buoys, and lines full with anchored boats in summer, and limited protection from wind and sea from South to West. While […]
The Leisure Port of Vila Praia de Âncora is a small leisure port located on the Atlantic coast, in the municipality of Caminha, near the mouth of the Âncora River, next to Forte da Lagarteira. It is equipped with an infrastructure for fishing activities and another one dedicated to nautical recreation.
Its location is surrounded by vegetation with good views of the reservoir appreciating the Canoeing Club. The reservoir helps us understand its operation and electricity production. Access is from the reservoir and gives us a view of the bathing areas and part of the bridges of Ourense. There are sports facilities. Also see the large […]
The Enchanted Forest, also known as El Pijaral, is one of the natural jewels of the Anaga Rural Park. It is a trail that crosses a laurel forest full of mist, mosses, giant ferns, and
Ancient medieval monastery with structural crypt
A Guarda has a rich maritime tradition; fishing activity was and continues to be one of the main sources of income and economic development in the area. Coastal fishing is traditional, but nowadays deep-sea fishing
Scenic viewpoint with spectacular views over Puerto de Mogán and its coastal surroundings. A tribute to the official chronicler of the municipality.
With its 20 hectares, Santa Trega is the largest oppidum in Galicia and one of the largest in the northwest. Oppidum (plural, oppida) is a Latin term that designates an elevated place, a hill or
Cetáreas are ancient stone constructions in the intertidal zone that were used as natural nurseries for lobsters and other crustaceans. They are an important part of the history of a town intimately connected to the