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Six days in Spain's Atlantic north: Vigo, Albariño wine, O Grove, Pontevedra, Combarro and Santiago de Compostela
The Atlantic Ocean, dense forests and legends of meiga witches: six days in Spain's most mysterious north.
Galicia is unlike the rest of Spain. Huge waves crash against the cliffs, and locals once believed that even stones, trees and water had a soul. That's where the myths of wizards and the meiga come from: the Galician sorceress and a cousin of the Slavic Baba Yaga.
You'll see Vigo from above, taste Albariño in the O Salnés valley, discover how mussels are farmed in O Grove, the seafood capital, and stroll through the fishing village of Combarro with its hórreo granaries and stone crosses.
The grand finale is Santiago de Compostela, the city pilgrims walk to from all over the world, followed by a walk to the ocean.
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A day of travel with short stops where you can grab a snack (at your own expense). In the evening, arrival at the hotel, check-in and dinner.
Breakfast at the hotel and departure for Vigo, one of the main cities of southern Galicia: relatively young, cosmopolitan and industrial. The Del Castro viewpoint offers a panorama of the city and port, a great spot for photos. Then back to the hotel for lunch.
After lunch, the picturesque O Salnés valley and the town of Cambados, rich in architectural heritage and home of the famous Albariño wine. A tasting takes place at the Rías Baixas winery (included in the tour price), and you can buy wine there too. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
A city on a peninsula between two bays: one holds the port, the other the Orzán and Riazor beaches. María Pita Square, the city hall, the Méndez Núñez gardens and the Tower of Hercules, the oldest working lighthouse in the world and a World Heritage Site since 2009. You can drop into one of the museums: the archaeological and history museum in San Antón Castle, or the clock museum.
The optional excursion costs €50. If you'd rather not go, you can explore the town where your hotel is located.
Breakfast at the hotel, then the morning in O Grove, known as the seafood capital. The coach takes us across the bridge, and the walking tour of O Grove itself is included in the tour price. The group then returns to the mainland, where you can join an optional cruise on a tourist boat around the Ría de Arousa to see how mussels, oysters and scallops are grown. On board, there's a tasting of mussels and Albariño wine. The boat trip is extra: €18 per person.
A picturesque early twentieth-century bridge links the O Grove peninsula to La Toja island, perfect for stunning photos. Back to the hotel for lunch.
Legend has it the city was founded by Teucer, a hero of the Trojan War. Today Pontevedra is one of the richest towns in Galicia for Romanesque heritage. We'll see the eighteenth-century Peregrina church, almost round in shape, with a Baroque façade and neoclassical touches, the fourteenth-to-fifteenth-century church of San Francisco and the sixteenth-century basilica of Santa María.
A fishing village with historic Galician hórreo granaries: there are around 30 of them here, and they are protected as architectural monuments. Beside the houses stand stone crucifixes, the cruceiros, placed to ward off evil spirits; the oldest dates from 1727. And a lovely view of the port. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast and a full-day excursion to Santiago de Compostela. People come here from all over the world to walk the Way of St James, touch holy places and reflect on life. It's the place Paulo Coelho wrote about in his book. The city is full of architectural masterpieces, and its cathedral of the same name was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.
In the afternoon, a walk to the ocean: the untamed spirit of the elements and the most romantic photos. There's no time to get back to the hotel for lunch: you'll be given a light snack to take along, though many prefer to have lunch at their own expense in a café in Santiago, and there will be free time for that.
Breakfast at the hotel and departure. Short stops along the way where you can grab a snack (at your own expense). Back in Torrevieja at around 22:00.
Departures from Torrevieja at 07:00 and from Alicante at 08:00.
Departures from other cities (Benidorm, Valencia, Madrid, etc.) are available on request if there is enough interest.
Paid tour tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable. Please check the date and number of travellers before paying.
From Torrevieja at 07:00 and from Alicante at 08:00. Other cities are available on request if there is enough interest.
5 nights in 2*–3* hotels, breakfasts, lunches and dinners with drinks (water/wine; except lunch on the Santiago day), a sightseeing programme with wine tasting, a Russian-speaking guide and insurance.
No, it's an optional excursion costing €50. Instead, you can explore the town where your hotel is located.
The walking tour of O Grove is included. The boat trip on the Ría de Arousa, with a tasting of mussels and Albariño wine, is optional and costs €18 per person.
Yes, children aged 7 and over are welcome.
No, paid tour tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
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