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Nautic Destination

Rías Baixas crossing and the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park

Description

  • 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, with the highest degree of environmental protection in the country: Ons, Cíes and Sálvora, which offer unique conditions for sailing at any time of the year. This makes them are ideal to enjoy the sea, nature, tranquility and relaxation.
  • You will also be able to participate in all the maneuvers and tasks of navigation, discovering the authentic marine life aboard a last generation sailboat.
  • You can sail and visit the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park, anchor at any of its paradisiacal beaches or eat and taste the typical dishes of Galician cuisine: octopus, seafood, local fish from the estuaries... Contemplate a wonderful sunset or enjoy the navigation between rafts, getting to know the customs of the ancient arts of fishing.

Includes

Licensed boat captain, Insurance, Fuel, Anchoring in the ports of the itinerary, Final cleaning, Bed linnen and Auxiliary Boat

Does not include

Meals and beverages of passengers or the meals of the licensed boat captain

Additional activities

Paddle surf, snorkel, diving, aerial images, 360º images

Gallery

Rías Baixas crossing and the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National ParkRías Baixas crossing and the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park

Booking

Price
€ 849 per person. Minimum 4 people.
Places
de 4 a 6
Presentation
09:50
Start
10:00

The activity

Duration
5 days
Difficulty
Low
Boat
Habitable sailboat
Accessible
Medium
Availability
Request

Where

Meeting
Marina Vilagarcía
Departure
Puerto Deportivo Marina Vilagarcía de Arousa
Arrival
Muelle de Pasaje Isla de Ons

Operator

Operator
Gallery Yachts
Manager
Ángel Frieiro