• Capilla de Nuestra Señora de La Lanzada - This enchanting site, founded in the 9th century, is truly worth exploring in detail, ideally with a pleasant stroll. Its significance extends beyond its historical roots, as its location on the shores of one of Galicia’s most stunning beaches adds to its allure. Additionally, this temple is renowned for hosting popular moonlight rituals, enhancing its unique charm.
• Combarro - To reach this charming town, considered one of Spain’s most beautiful, situated along the Ría de Pontevedra, one must traverse part of the Poio bay.

The town’s beauty is accentuated by the massive rock it is built upon, the surrounding granaries, the sea-facing houses, and several traditional Galician stone crosses, known as “Cruceiros,” scattered throughout the area.

Strolling through the quaint streets and squares offers a genuine journey back in time, as well as the chance to explore an area of significant ecological importance.

• Isla de la Toja - This serene island, renowned for its soap production and thermal waters, is located within the “Red Natura 2000” area. It also features a small museum dedicated to the old soap factory and a chapel entirely adorned with shells.
• O Grove - Embark on a sea tour to witness firsthand the cultivation of mussels, oysters, and scallops. Various stops allow for viewing the aquaculture sites, followed by the opportunity to savor steamed mussels in abundance, paired with excellent local wines and a delightful shot of Creme de Orujo.

After the boat tour, there is approximately 90 minutes for a self-guided lunch, allowing for the enjoyment of renowned Galician cuisine in the heart of O Grove, where a diverse array of restaurants and culinary choices await.

• Enoturismo Lagar De Besada - Visit a traditional wine cellar specializing in Albariño wine. This stop provides the chance to taste and experience Albariño wine firsthand.
• Cambados - Explore the delightful village of Cambados, celebrated as the center of Albariño wine production. Wander through its historic streets, admire the elegant stately homes and charming squares, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. This is an ideal stop to immerse in Galician culture, history, and cuisine.

• Private transportation
• Winery with wine tasting
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Boat ticket (optional) - It is included for those who buy the product with a boat

• lunch
• Tip
• Boat ticket (if you have not purchased the product with the boat, which is optional by default)

Explore the enchanting South Coast of Galicia, known as Rías Baixas, where breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and exquisite Galician cuisine await. Savor Albariño, a renowned Spanish wine, right in its birthplace. The itinerary features a visit to a local winery with wine tasting, a tour of Cambados, the Albariño capital, a boat ride through O Grove with mussel sampling, a visit to the island of La Toja, a stop at Playa de Lanzaza with the Chapel of the Lance, and an exploration of Combarro, celebrated as one of Spain’s most beautiful villages. Expert guides will ensure this tour is an unforgettable cultural and culinary journey.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.