Top Galicia Outdoor Activities - page 3

Embark on this Full-Day Private Rias Baixas Wine Tour and indulge your senses in the heart of Spain's renowned wine country! Your day begins with a personalized, chauffeur-driven journey through the stunning Galicia region, setting the scene for an unforgettable adventure. As you traverse the picturesque landscape, you'll have the opportunity to visit two beautiful wineries - in Province of Pontevedra and Cambados - each with its own unique charm and distinctive wines. Expert sommeliers and winemakers will guide you through tastings of exceptional Albariño varietals, sharing deep knowledge and passion for winemaking. Enjoy a delightful traditional lunch in Combarro, paired with local specialties, perfectly complementing the wines you've tasted throughout the day. Don't miss this opportunity to create lasting memories on this Full-Day Private Rias Baixas Wine Tour, escaping for a day of indulgence, relaxation and appreciation of Spain's vinicultural heritage.

Explore Galicia's breathtaking landscapes with a private tour to Finisterre, Muxía, and the stunning Costa da Morte. This exclusive experience offers personalized attention from an expert local guide, allowing you to discover the region's rich history and natural beauty at your own pace. Enjoy visits to iconic sites like the Finisterre Lighthouse and Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Boat, marvel at the Ézaro Waterfall, and stroll through charming fishing villages. Indulge in local Galician cuisine at recommended restaurants while capturing unforgettable photos along the Atlantic coast. - Tailor your itinerary with complete flexibility and comfort - Visit iconic landmarks like the Finisterre Lighthouse and Muxía - Enjoy the stunning Ézaro Waterfall and local fishing villages - Savor authentic Galician cuisine at recommended eateries

Explore the stunning Ria de Arousa, where two unique islands await your discovery. Delight in a tasting of Albariño wine at a historical or boutique winery, and savor local cuisine at a renowned restaurant perched on the rocks of an old lighthouse or within a traditional Galician Pazo. Cap off your day with coffee or tea at sunset on another island, known for its captivating legends and mineral-rich waters, all set in an exquisite atmosphere. This tour promises memorable experiences that will linger long after your journey ends. - Discover the charm of two islands in the picturesque Ria de Arousa - Enjoy a tasting of Albariño wine at a local winery - Savor local dishes at a landmark restaurant in a lighthouse or Pazo - Experience a serene sunset with drinks on an island famous for its legends

Enjoy the best of Galicia’s stunning landscape and gastronomy with this private tour of the Rías Baixas from Santiago de Compostela, complete with seafood lunch and wine. Start by visiting wineries to taste Galician wine varieties, followed by a boat ride to visit the region’s mussel farms. Then, enjoy a traditional lunch complete with unlimited wine.

Explore some of Galicia's most impressive natural scenery—and maximize your sightseeing time—on this three-in-one Ribeira Sacra day trip from Lugo. Following morning pickup from Lugo, set off with just a small group for company. Head first to the town of Monforte de Lemos, known for its hilltop fortress, and then sail the Rio Sil by catamaran. Finally, cap off your day with a winery tour and wine tasting.

Discover a side of northern Spain that most people miss on this private shore excursion to Costa da Morte, aka the Death Coast. Known for its dramatic cliffs and choppy seas, explore the regions that have served as the backdrop for several stories about the people who have lived and died making a living from the ocean here. Highlights include stops in Camarinas, Muxia, Finisterre, and the Ezaro waterfall.

Discover the secrets of the Natural Park Baixa LImia - Serra do Xurés, inside the International Xurés - Gerês Biosphere Reserve. Exclusive electric boat tour through As Conchas dam with guide, in English. Explore amazing landscapes and discover a unique history that dates back to the Romands and Castrexos. You will be travelling through a one-of-a-kind border tight next to Portugal. On a 5-seat boat (plus guide and skipper), that travels on an eco-friendly and silent way, this experience is perfect for those looking for a true connection with nature and history. You will: → Sail close to Aquis Querquennis, the roman camp that stays hidden under water half of the year (now visible) → Learn the local stories about this area, the legends and the real history of the villages that went underwater when the dam was built → Learn more about the "dry" border, its landscapes and nature (hopefully some birdwatching too) → Learn about the ecosystem and how the pollution from afar is affecting this area and all the way down to Viana do Castelo in Portugal

Discover the authenticity of the Camino Primitivo from Lugo, a historic and less travelled route that offers a deep connection to the essence of the Camino de Santiago. For a week, you will travel the last 100 km through rural landscapes, leafy forests and charming Galician villages. Starting in the walled city of Lugo and culminating in the majestic Cathedral of Santiago, this experience combines culture, nature and self-improvement. It includes charming accommodation, luggage transfer, assistance throughout the tour and many more perks. A perfect choice for those looking for a more intimate, authentic and meaningful Camino. Book now and live an unforgettable journey!

Experience the unique experience of a walking trip along the last 100 km of the Portuguese Way, from Tui to Santiago de Compostela. Enjoy a pilgrimage tour designed to worry only about walking, with hotel stays and rural accommodation, daily breakfast, luggage transfer, official credential, travel insurance and en route assistance. If you dream of completing the Camino de Santiago in a comfortable and organized way, this is your chance. Book now your tour from Tui and live a unique walking experience towards Santiago de Compostela, where your deserved Compostela awaits you.

Get ready for a thrilling paintball adventure designed for friends, family, or colleagues, where fun knows no bounds. In a 2,800 m² professional field, safety and enjoyment take the spotlight. Play in a hazard-free environment while experiencing diverse game modes that keep the excitement alive. With premium gear, including tactical markers and full-body protection, you can focus on the game. There are no time limits—play at your own pace and take breaks as needed in our safety zone. Suitable for players aged 10 and up, this experience guarantees a memorable day of action and camaraderie.

Road to Finisterre: An Unforgettable Experience Discover the True End of the Camino de Santiago Have you ever felt that when one path ends, a new and much more exciting one begins? Many pilgrims experience that feeling when they arrive in Santiago de Compostela, and that is why we invite you to go further. On this journey, we take you to the "end of the world", where you can witness one of the most spectacular sunsets on the planet, the end of a trip and the beginning of a new life. Here, at kilometer zero of the Camino de Santiago, tradition comes to life and offers a new meaning to each step taken. Finisterre is not just a destination, it is a place full of symbolism and renewal, where the end of your pilgrimage becomes the beginning of something new. Immerse yourself in this unique experience and discover how travel can change your life.

Eat Betanzos at your own pace with this self-guided tapas tour. When you book you will receive a PDF document with all the necessary information to tour the carefully selected gastronomic stops, with recommendations of typical tapas and curious facts that will make your experience even more special. Start at the central Plaza de los Hermanos García Naveira and let yourself be guided by your digital itinerary, with complete freedom to choose when and how to enjoy each stop.

Pilgrims end their journey in Santiago — yours is only beginning. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Santiago de Compostela on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Wander the Parque da Alameda for the postcard view of the cathedral's spires • Stand on Praza do Obradoiro, the grand finale of the Camino de Santiago • Slip into Praza da Quintana, split between the 'living' and the 'dead' Around 2 hours, any group size, available in Spanish and English. No walking boots required — curiosity will do.