All Galicia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Start your day by bike from the meeting point and start at the most beautiful bank in Foz, in the area of the old shipyards. Explore the paths of the Malates route through natural storytelling spots perfect for a picnic stop and cultural photographs with information from the ancient dredgers and washers of the estuary of Foz. Later, you can go to discover the entire promenade that goes from Foz to Burela stopping at its beaches for a dip and see cliffs worthy of your summer photo. A bike path runs along the coast to the neighbouring villages, with more than 18 km to enjoy a full day. Experience an unforgettable day at your own pace enjoying the true coast of A Mariña.

Discover Vigo’s charm on a walking tour that blends history, culture, and coastal beauty. Begin at the Monument to Jules Verne, honoring the novelist who celebrated Vigo in his tales, before visiting the elegant Co-Cathedral Basilica of Saint Mary. Soak in the lively atmosphere of Constitution Square, then climb to the Castle of Saint Sebastian for sweeping views of the bay. Wander along stylish Prince Street, admire the artistic Urzáiz Street Lamp, and finish at Progreso Market, where locals shop for fresh seafood and regional delights. This journey through Vigo’s highlights captures the city’s maritime soul and vibrant Galician spirit.

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.

Electric Bicycle Circular Route: Between Galicia and Portugal, following the Miño River - Travel several kilometers effortlessly - Single route between two countries - Pedal next to Miño in total comfort and freedom. - Combines nature and culture in one experience.

Clean, discreet vehicles, with wi-fi on board, chargers for your mobile phone, and bottled water for all customers. We adapt to your needs to make your trip as comfortable as possible. Whenever requested in advance, and for an extra cost, we can accommodate sightseeing along the way. Children's seats are available if requested in advance.

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.

Discover in one day the most emblematic landscapes of Galicia with this tour through the Rías Baixas and the Costa da Morte. You will visit the charming towns of Combarro, A Toxa, Muxía, and Finisterre, combining guided tours, free time, and spectacular views of the Galician coast. Accompanied by a guide throughout the day, you will get to know the essence of these lands: the traditional granaries and maritime streets of Combarro, the thermal charm of A Toxa, the magic and legends of Muxía, and the impressive Atlantic landscape of Finisterre, the mythical "end of the world." A perfect experience to discover the history, culture, and nature of Galicia on an unforgettable route, with organized transport and time to enjoy each destination at your own pace. A must-see tour of some of the most beautiful and representative places on the Galician coast. Don't miss it!

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!

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.

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.

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

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

Get introduced to Santiago de Compostela in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you’ll explore iconic landmarks such as the Praza do Obradoiro and the Cathedral, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will bring the city's history, culture, and tradition to life in an authentic way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty such as the Queixo de Tetilla or Tarta de Santiago. Sweet, savory, or regional, you’ll taste a real part of Santiago de Compostela’s everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a great introduction to Santiago de Compostela, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You’ll 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.

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!

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.

More than 2,000 years ago, the Monte del Castro has stood as a strategic point for the defense of Vigo. On this route we will trace the history of its stones, from the Celtic fortified village of the Iron Age, through the medieval castle of O Penço, and ending at the modern fortress that today overlooks the Ría de Vigo. Through the eyes of illustrious invaders such as Julius Caesar, Sir Francis Drake, Lord Cobham, Marshal Soult, or George Rooke, we will understand how the defensive system of Vigo worked, how the battles and sieges of yesteryear were fought, and the role this Galician town played in some of the most important conflicts in history.