Medieval cities, green landscapes and silver coasts full of fisherman who tend to their nets in order to catch delicious Galician fish and seafood. Discover the region’s art and magical legends at local events and meetings. Taste some of the best white Spanish wines such as Rias Baixas or Ribeiro.
The discovery of the Apostle Saint James’s tomb in the Middle Ages turned Galicia into a holy place for Christians, as pilgrims from all over the world embarked on journeys with the goal of reaching Santiago de Compostela. In our private guided tour in Galicia you will feel like a pilgrim as you walk a few kilometres of the Camino of Santiago to reach towns with monumental gems that we will help you get to know.
You will be amazed by the biological richness of the Rías and their seaside regions facing the Atlantic Ocean with their oyster and mussel farming, which lays the basis of the economy of towns such as Villagarcía de Arosa and O`Gorve.
But it’s not only the coastal areas of Galicia that deserve a visit, its inland areas too boast of rivers and impressive landscapes such as A Ribeira Sacra.
UNESCO emphasises the splendid Roman past and recognizes the Wall of the city of Lugo and the Tower of Hercules lighthouse in the city of La Coruña as World Heritage Sites. These two cities will offer you their culture and traditions, as well as the most famous and delicious dishes the locals offer. “¡Buen Camino!” (“Good Way!”).
