All Galicia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Atlantic Horizons, Coastal Landmarks & Maritime Heritage Experience Discover A Coruña through its defining element — the Atlantic Ocean. This private experience focuses on the city’s coastal identity, combining scenic viewpoints, urban beaches, modern landmarks, and maritime culture with a flexible, guided itinerary.

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.

Enjoy an exclusive service designed for demanding travelers. From the same pier, right in front of your boat, we will welcome you with a private bus of maximum comfort and a specialized official guide, who will accompany you on an unforgettable journey to Santiago de Compostela. During the tour you will discover the history and legacy of the Apostle Santiago, as you enter the holy city, declared a World Heritage Site. The visit includes the imposing Cathedral of Santiago, jewel of Romanesque art and final destination of the Camino, as well as a walk through the charming medieval streets. The tour adapts flexibly to the schedules of your cruise and ensures your punctual and safe return to the ship, right at the same pick-up point. A private tour, exclusive and full of details, designed to live Santiago with the tranquility and comfort a VIP traveler deserves.

Free fall feeling followed by an exciting swing – unlike the bungee jump, where the Readership is abrupt, here you make a smooth, prolonged pendulum movement. Breathtaking place – Enjoy spectacular views over the river while living an unforgettable adventure. Maximum security – High-quality equipment and specialized monitors ensure you enjoy the moment with total confidence. Personal Overcoming – Ideal for those who want to overcome fear and live a unique challenge! Activity for all – No experience is required, only courage and willingness to have fun!

Discover the premium experience of walking the last 100 km of the Portuguese Way, from Tui to Santiago de Compostela, on foot. If you are looking for an unforgettable week full of comfort, charming accommodations and the pleasure of completing the Camino de Santiago with the Compostela, this is the ideal package for you. With every carefully designed detail, you will live a unique and memorable journey.

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.

Start your private gastronomic tour of Santiago de Compostela by meeting your guide at the predetermined location and time. One of the biggest marketplaces in Spain, Mercado de Abastos, is a good place to start your visit. Your guide will show you through the stalls while you discover the regional ingredients that give Galician cuisine its distinctive flavour. Visit Ra do Franco, a busy street lined with tapas bars and eateries, to continue your trip. You will have the chance to try some of the city's most well-known foods, including empanadas and pulpo a la gallega Following the wine tasting, you'll go to an artisanal cheese shop where you'll have the chance to sample some of Galicia's top cheeses. Lastly, dine on some seafood at a nearby restaurant to cap off your journey. You can try some of the region's freshest seafood, such as clams, mussels, and oysters. The tour includes: 3 tapas and 3 drinks per person

The most sacred object in this cathedral went missing for generations, hidden from raiders and then simply forgotten, lost beneath its own high altar until a search in the 1800s finally turned up the bones. This self-guided audio walking tour of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral is built around that grave and the thousand-year road that leads to it. Trace the whole story in stone. A censer the size of a person swinging over the crowd, a doorway of elders frozen mid tune, a woman with a skull in her lap, and the stair pilgrims still climb to embrace the apostle himself. Explore at your own pace, offline, in your own language, stopping wherever a carving holds you. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and this one comes with a full refund guarantee. Ideal for independent travelers who would rather read the cathedral than rush through it.

Cross borders on two wheels on a perfect route to enjoy the nature, history and charm of the Minho River. Departing from Tui, with its impressive historic centre and majestic cathedral, the adventure begins between cobblestone streets and landscapes that invite you to disconnect. Thanks to the e-bike, the tour becomes a comfortable and accessible experience for all levels, allowing you to enjoy the road without rushing. After crossing the international bridge that links Spain and Portugal, you will arrive at Vila Nova de Cerveira, one of the most charming villas in the Portuguese north, known for its artistic atmosphere, its colorful streets and spectacular views of Miño. An unforgettable experience to enjoy two countries... in one route!

Explore the stunning Ria de Arousa, where two unique iwine cellars await your discovery. Delight in a tasting of Albariño wine at a historical or boutique winery, and savor local snack at a restaurant or topical local bar. This tour promises memorable experiences that will linger long after your journey ends. - Enjoy a tasting of Albariño wine at two local winery - Savor local snack or tapa with a wine.

Discover the shimmering soul of A Coruña, where brutal Atlantic winds and booming maritime wealth collided to create a skyline unlike any other in Europe. On this immersive journey, you will trace the evolution of the iconic 'galerías'—from functional weather shields to breathtaking Art Nouveau masterpieces. Join Clara, who unravels the grand societal shifts of the 19th-century merchant class, and Lucas, who decodes the hidden stories etched into wrought iron and stained glass. This is a tale of ambition, displacement, and the relentless pursuit of beauty. - A 1.7 km self-guided tour with 5 stops over 71 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Art, Design & Aesthetics and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Enjoy a full experience in Santiago de Compostela with this private tour that takes in the most emblematic corners of the historic center and allows you to get to know in depth the Cathedral, one of the great shrines of Christendom. We will start at Praza do Obradoiro, where we will learn about the history and symbolism of the heart of the city, before accessing the interior of the Cathedral to discover its architecture, the Portico de la Gloria, the tomb of the Apostle and the main liturgical spaces (according to accessibility). The tour continues through the monumental squares surrounding the temple and the medieval streets full of history, legends and Jacobean tradition. We will finish with a panoramic view from the Alameda.

Discover Santiago de Compostela through its flavors on a culinary journey that blends history, culture, and gastronomy. As you explore the charming streets of the Historic Center and visit the majestic Cathedral, you’ll sample authentic Galician dishes like the famous Spanish tortilla and regional wines known only to locals. This tour is perfect for food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and curious travelers who want to experience the true taste of Galicia beyond typical tourist paths. - Morning gastronomic tour through Santiago de Compostela's Historic Center - Taste traditional Spanish tortilla and local Galician wine - Visit the iconic Cathedral, a key landmark - Enjoy a traditional Galician lunch followed by dessert and coffee

Explore the breathtaking northern coast of Galicia on this private tour to the stunning Playa de las Catedrales, celebrated as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. With an expert local guide, enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Tapia de Casariego, Isla Pancha, and the charming fishing village of Rinlo. This tour is designed for couples, families, or small groups looking for a personalized experience with flexible schedules. Stroll along the coastline, savor local cuisine, and capture incredible views of the Cantabrian Sea in a serene, unhurried atmosphere. - Discover the iconic Playa de las Catedrales with its natural rock arches - Visit the coastal village of Tapia de Casariego for lunch and leisure - Admire stunning views from Isla Pancha's historic lighthouse - Enjoy flexible scheduling and private transportation throughout the tour

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

Learn all about the rich history of Pontevedra, a truly historic Spanish town, and wander its winding streets with your storyteller guide via a special smartphone app. Begin at a square known as a resting place for pilgrims on their long journey along the Camino, and then hear a tale about a famous local carnival character who lived in the town. Follow their story to a Medieval square where markets have been held for hundreds of years.

Get introduced to Lugo in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you will explore iconic landmarks such as the Muralla Romana and the Catedral de Lugo, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Lugo history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you will taste a real part of Lugo everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you will have a great introduction to Lugo, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You will walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

Book with a local agency specialized in the Camino de Santiago. We arrange accommodation, daily luggage transfers between stages, and support throughout the journey, allowing you to enjoy the experience without worrying about logistics. Walk at your own pace while we take care of the organization, so you can focus on the Camino and the arrival in Santiago de Compostela.

For twelve hundred years, people have walked for weeks to reach one point on the map, then dropped their packs on the granite of Praza do Obradoiro and wept. Santiago is not really a city. It is a finish line, and the whole place grew up around feeding, sheltering, and healing the strangers who arrived exhausted. This self-guided audio walking tour carries you through that story. You will hear about a holy door that opens only a dozen times a century, a building that is only three metres deep, and see a carved woman condemned to hold a severed head. Listen at your own pace on your phone, with no fixed departure and no group to keep up with. Start when you like, pause for tapas, resume when you are ready. Just you, Santiago, and the stories it kept. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and every tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

Live the Magic of the Camino de Santiago with a unique and exciting trip. Begin your adventure in the charming town of Tui, a picturesque border town, the starting point chosen by thousands of pilgrims every year. You will explore rural routes and natural wonders: Embark on a tour of small rural towns, surrounded by vineyards and fields that will connect you with the authentic essence of Galicia. The majestic Atlantic Ocean will offer you impressive views of the Vigo and Pontevedra estuaries. This ocean will guide you to medieval bridges, chapels and cozy thermal villages, creating indelible memories. A Feast for the Senses: This trip is also a delight for the palate. Savor the exquisite Galician cuisine: let yourself be tempted by Arcade's famous oysters, enjoy fresh mussels with Albariño wine, and discover if the authentic Padrón peppers are hot... or not! Book now and experience the Camino de Santiago in a unique and authentic way.

Discover the spectacular nature that embraces Ribadeo! This route shows a privileged environment where the landscape and the villa coexist in perfect harmony. During the walk, identify about 25 species of birds and learn about their lifestyles and seasonal migration routes. In addition, explore botanical wealth, entomology and local ecosystems. Guaranteed Accessibility: The tour takes place on paved streets, so the difficulty is minimal. It’s an ideal experience to enjoy as a family with strollers or for people with limited mobility. A comfortable walk to connect with nature through the senses! If you have binoculars at home, do not hesitate to bring them (although they are not essential).

Galicia’s Maritime Heritage, Historic Squares & Coastal Views in a Private Experience Discover the rich history, coastal beauty, and authentic atmosphere of A Coruña on this fully private guided walking tour through the city’s historic center. Designed especially for cruise passengers, this relaxed and immersive experience combines elegant plazas, seaside promenades, centuries-old monuments, and fascinating local stories — all with seamless round-trip private transportation directly from the cruise port. Often celebrated for its Atlantic coastline and beaches, A Coruña also reveals a remarkable cultural heritage shaped by maritime traditions, legends, medieval history, and Galician identity. Accompanied by your private guide, explore the heart of one of Galicia’s most important cities while enjoying a flexible and personalized experience adapted to your pace and interests.

Discover the history, coastal beauty, and flavors of Galicia on this private shore excursion through La Coruña. Enjoy a scenic drive along the city’s spectacular seafront promenade, with Atlantic views, historic fortifications, elegant glass-fronted buildings, and stories from the years when a young Pablo Picasso lived here. Visit the iconic Tower of Hercules, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest functioning Roman lighthouse in the world. Continue with a guided walk through the historic center, including charming streets, Plaza de María Pita, and the traditional local market. Complete the experience with visits to two authentic bars, where you’ll sample Galician wine or Estrella Galicia beer accompanied by traditional tapas.

Discover the unique experience of extending your Camino de Santiago to Fisterra, the legendary “end of the world” of ancient pilgrims. This itinerary invites you to live a few extra days of tranquility, touring rural landscapes, Galician forests and the stunning Atlantic coast, until you reach the iconic Fisterra Lighthouse. Enjoy serene stages combined with charming accommodation, local cuisine and the magic of walking to the ocean, where many pilgrims symbolically close their journey. A perfect journey for those who wish to extend the excitement of the Camino and discover Galicia in its purest form.