Top La Coruna Day Trips

It can be tough to know where to start when you’re dropped off in a new city on a multi-stop cruise. Make the most of your time in Santiago on this full-day shore excursion exclusively for cruise travelers. After getting picked up from Puerto de A Coruña, travel to Santiago for a guided walking tour that includes skip-the-line access to Cathedral De Santiago de Compostela and free time to explore the city.

A route full of Stories, Lighthouses, Shipwrecks and Legends, make the Costa da Morte a unique and charming place that will take us to ancient cultures such as Celts and Romans that populated the area. Pilgrims and the Camino de Santiago give this area a magical touch that will surely not leave anyone indifferent.

Pilgrims hike hundreds of miles to see Santiago de Compostela in the Galicia region of Spain, but on this private tour from A Coruña, you can see the famous cathedral and the UNESCO-listed city’s other sights in just eight hours. Make your own itinerary in the city and follow it through with a private chauffeur and tour guide who provide educational commentary and round-trip transportation from A Coruña.

Our cruise port pick up si a convenient start to your day, where you will meet your ENGLISH SPEAKING GUIDE.. We make the most of your time in Santiago on this full-day shore excursion exclusively for cruise travellers and you will have free time to explore this beautiful city at your leisure as well.. After being picked up from Puerto de A Coruña, travel to Santiago where we start with a leisurely guided walking tour that includes access to Cathedral De Santiago de Compostela (not the Museum). And free time to explore the city We then enjoy a relaxing journey back to Port .

Discover the essence of Galicia on an unforgettable day trip along the Rias Baixas, departing from A Coruña or Santiago. This trip combines coastal landscapes, stately history and first-rate cuisine. Our adventure begins on Toja Island. On a 45-minute guided tour, we will explore this legendary thermal destination, famous for its spa and the unique Chapel of Shells, a unique temple covered entirely in scallops. Continue to the fishing village of O Grove, where you can choose between: Boat trip: A tour of the estuary to know the bateas (seafood cultivation) with unlimited tasting of mussels and local wine. Free time : To explore the port and the local market at your leisure. Finally, we reach Cambados, birthplace of the Albariño. After touring the monumental Plaza de Fefiñáns, you will have 3 free hours to enjoy a leisurely meal paired with the best wines in the region before making the return.

Arrival in Santiago, where we will begin with a visit guided on foot through its historic center for an approximate duration of 1 hour and a half, we will know the anecdotes that hide its narrow streets, its cobbled squares and its atmosphere magical. And what would it be like to come to Santiago and not see its Cathedral? To do this, you will have included a tour of its interior, we will tour its museum and we will make the famous visit to the Saint. Now that you are experts in the city, you will have free time to enjoy the old city. Finally, we will head to the City of Culture, a great architectural work of vanguard settled in one of the three mountains that surround Santiago de Compostela, from which you will have views unrivaled in the city. The arrival time will be indicative, as well as the itinerary may vary depending on the cruise's stay in its port.

Discover the historic and culturally significant cathedral and town of Santiago de Compostela and learn all about its place at the conclusion of several Christian pilgrimage routes that span the countries of Spain, Portugal and France. Wander the medieval streets, and find hidden gems serving typical local food and drink around every corner.

Huge per-person discount when you book 2 or 3-guest tours! Tucked in Spain's lush northwest, Galicia is a land of green hills, ancient traditions, & wild coastlines. Steeped in Roman & Celtic heritage, it awakens the senses with: -Crisp white wines from sea-breeze-kissed vineyards -Hearty cuisine from land & sea -Historic sites- from Roman lighthouse to Celtic ruins -Scenic drives along coast & quiet rivers Your guides are a proud Galician & a native English speaker who bring the region's stories to life. Together, they craft a private experience shaped around Galicia's best- wine, food, villages, hikes & history. After pickup, enjoy a tour and tasting at a local vineyard, followed by a wine-filled lunch in a historic, quaint seaside village. Choose your next adventure: oceanside Celtic ruins, castle ruins & waterfall, or a 2000-year-old Roman lighthouse. Then it's tapa time before returning to your starting point. Galicia invites you to slow down, savor, & explore its beauty.

This Galician region, known as Ribeira Sacra since the s. XII, is located in the south of the province of Lugo and north of Ourense, in the center of Galicia, around the courses of Miño and Sil. The area is dotted with Cistercian monasteries hidden among forests on both banks of the rivers, as well as wineries, fortresses, medieval bridges or abandoned villages, such as Belesar, visible only with the decrease in river flow. Wine zone with D.O. Ribeira Sacra, the main grape we can taste is Mencia, but also Godello, grown on terraces next to Miño and Sil, among the spectacular canyons that form the rivers.