Top Santiago de Compostela Catamaran Cruises

Discover the breathtaking Cíes Islands on a day trip from Santiago, where pristine beaches and turquoise waters await. This excursion offers a seamless blend of relaxation and adventure, with scenic hikes and the chance to unwind on some of Galicia's most beautiful shores. Start with a comfortable transfer from Santiago to Vigo, followed by a ferry ride to the islands, showcasing stunning coastal views. Once there, enjoy ample free time for hiking, swimming, or simply soaking up the sun. Return with unforgettable memories of this natural paradise. - Full-day tour from Santiago to the stunning Cíes Islands - Comfortable transport and ferry tickets included - Free time for hiking, swimming, and relaxing on pristine beaches - Perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape from the city

Explore the stunning Ribeira Sacra region on this private tour from Santiago de Compostela. Cruise through the Sil River canyons on a catamaran while marveling at terraced vineyards and towering cliffs. Visit the ancient Monastery of San Pedro de Rocas, known for its Visigothic tombs, and capture breathtaking views from a scenic viewpoint. End your journey in the beautifully preserved town of Allariz, where you can wander through its historic streets and soak in the local culture. - Private transportation and personalized attention from an expert guide - Enjoy a scenic catamaran cruise through the Sil Canyon - Explore the historic Monastery of San Pedro de Rocas - Visit the charming town of Allariz, one of Galicia's best-preserved gems

There’s a lot to see along the Galician Atlantic coast—or Costa da Morte—but self-driving can be stressful if you get distracted by the views. Simplify your day trip with a handy guided tour by coach, departing from Santiago de Compostela. Visit many area highlights, including fishing villages, lookout points, waterfalls, and Cape Finisterre. Learn about the history of this Roman road and its modern-day culture from your guide’s commentary.

Explore the Costa de Morte and several stops along the way, without having to self-drive, during this handy full-day tour from Santiago de Compostela. Relax in air-conditioned comfort as someone else tackles the roads, and learn about the history of the ancient Roman road—and why Finisterre was once believed to be the end of the world. Visit fishing villages, lookout points, waterfalls, and more.

Explore the stunning Rías Baixas on a private excursion from Santiago de Compostela. This unique day trip combines nature, culture, and the exquisite flavors of Galicia. Visit charming villages like Combarro, known for its traditional granaries and historic streets. Enjoy breathtaking views at A Lanzada Hermitage and Isla de A Toxa, famous for its spa and seashell-decorated church. Experience a memorable catamaran cruise while tasting fresh mussels paired with Albariño wine, and learn about the art of wine-making at a local winery. Conclude your adventure with a delicious lunch in O Grove, the seafood capital of Galicia. - Private tour ideal for couples, families, or small groups - Visit picturesque Combarro and historic A Lanzada Hermitage - Enjoy a catamaran cruise with mussel tasting and Albariño wine - Savor lunch in O Grove, known for its exceptional seafood

Venture beyond Santiago de Compostela and enjoy a full day exploring the south coast of Galicia, without the stress of self-driving, on this guided tour to Rias Baixas. Visit picturesque villages, drive past beautiful landscapes, and stop to sample Albariño wine, a top Spanish variety, in its region of origin. Take an optional boat cruise to experience the coast from a different angle.

Santiago de Compostela is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the last stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail. This private tour saves you time reading up on the history of this beautiful pilgrimage site, as a guide gives you an overview on its legends and hidden secrets. See the beautiful Old Town, explore the Cathedral De Santiago de Compostela, and discover magnificent monuments and squares such as Praza das Praterias.