Cambados - Nestled in the heart of the Rías Baixas wine region in Galicia, Spain, this winery is renowned for its exceptional Albariño wines. With a history dating back to the 17th century, it stands as one of the oldest wineries in the area. The winery blends traditional winemaking techniques with modern technology to produce high-quality wines. Grapes are meticulously handpicked and sorted to ensure only the best fruit is used. Visitors can enjoy a charming tasting room where they can sample a variety of Albariño wines, each reflecting the unique terroir.

Los Horreos de Combarro - Combarro, a picturesque coastal village in the province of Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain, is celebrated for its well-preserved historic architecture and rich cultural heritage. The village features a network of narrow granite streets lined with traditional Galician houses known as “hórreos” and “cruceiros.” These raised granaries, with their distinctive slatted wooden structures, are iconic symbols of Galicia and add to the village’s enchanting atmosphere. Visiting Combarro feels like stepping back in time, offering an immersive experience in Galician traditions and history. The village’s architectural charm and coastal beauty make it a delightful and memorable destination. From here, we will embark on a boat to explore the famous mussel farms in the ria.

Isla de la Toja - Admire the chapel of San Caralampio and the soap factory, and during the tour, see the beautiful La Toja hotel, dating back to 1907, which has hosted notable figures such as Ortega y Gasset and Gabriel García Márquez.

Playa A Lanzada - Enjoy views of La Lanzada Beach, learn about the legend of women on St. John’s Night, and visit the Chapel.