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Things to do in Padron, Galicia: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Padron, Spain including Rías Baixas Private Tour with Wine Tasing, Food, Mussels Boat and Pickup, Self Guided E-Bike Tour: Camino de Santiago, 6D Cycling Atlantic Way to Santiago, Hiking the Coastal Way to Santiago, El Camino Portugues: from Tui to Santiago de Compostela 8 days and 7 nights, "Camino de Santiago": PORTUGUESE WAY. Private Walking Tour from Tui, Private "Camino de Santiago"(The Way Of St. James) Pilgrimage from Baiona.
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1. Rías Baixas Private Tour with Wine Tasing, Food, Mussels Boat and Pickup
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
THE COMPLETE RÍAS BAIXAS EXPERIENCE ONE DAY FULLY GUIDED TOUR FOR GROUPS Collection from designated point ⨀ Visit to a special bodega (winery), to include wine-tasting ⨀ Boat trip from O Grove through the Ría de Arousa to see the bateas (mussel farms) and learn about mussel cultivation, enjoying all-you-can-eat mussels, wine, music and fun ⨀ Lunch at a furancho (typical off-the-beaten-path private house) with homemade wine and freshly-prepared local dishes ⨀ Visit to the island of La Toja ⨀ Visit to Cambados (European Capital of Wine 2017) ⨀ Panoramic tour through Villagarcía de Arosa, Carril, and Catoira, stopping as the weather permits ⨀ Visit to Imo to see the famous hórreos (typical granaries) ⨀ Visit to historic Padrón ⨀ Return to origin. Juanjo leads this tour and can be adapted to your specific needs
Inclusions: Transport by private vehicle, Bottled water, WiFi in the car, Wine tasting fees, Snacks, Mussel boat tickets, Photographic memento of your experience, Phone charger in car
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By pdbnyc
Juanjo took us on an amazing tour of the Albariño wine region. He took us to four vineyards that were unique and each made Albariño in a slightly different way. They were not commercial wineries and each one had an owner/winemaker whose passion for making Albariño shown through in their product. Juanjo took care and effort in selecting these places and really made the tour special. He has extensive knowledge of the region and was an excellent guide. For lunch, he offered us several options and we went with a local restaurant in a seaside town that had excellent seafood and was a good break in between wine tastings. The Pulpa a feira was delicious. I highly recommend Juanjo for a fantastic experience in Albariño wine country
2. Self Guided E-Bike Tour: Camino de Santiago
Travel back in time and feel the strong emotions in the realization of the Portuguese Way of Santiago, one of the pilgrims' routes to Santiago de Compostela to venerate the Apostle Santiago Maior. One of the most frequented pilgrimages in Europe which today is not only done for religious reasons, but also for cultural, sport and tourist reasons. Through our electric bikes the moments of discomfort disappear, giving way to a full set of positive sensations. The tour is self-guided, where you will enjoy this unique experience at your own rhythm. We prepare the whole experience in advance so you just have to worry about taking advantage of the moment and provide assistance whenever you request it. If you prefer a guided experience, for an extra fee, we have available guides that will take you through the details and particulars of the mythical history of this route. Explore one of Santiago de Compostela's most important paths and experience 2 intense days of thrills and sensations!
Inclusions: Equipment: KTM Macina Kapoho 2973 2020, gloves, helmet, sunglasses, Personal insurance and civil liability; , Photos and videos, Accommodation at a 3stars hotel, Breakfast
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Snacks during the day, Dinner, Lunch
Reviewed By JojenR
We enjoyed our canyoning tour today very much! Finding the center and parking was very easy. Our tour started on time with a safety check and trying on the equipment. We then headed to the canyon with two guides just for us two. After another safety check we enjoyed nice views, zip-lines, abseiling, small slides and jumps. We really enjoyed the zip-lines. There were a few nice jumps, too, which were fun, but not too dificult. Let's say up to 6m or so. We had a nice chat with our guides in a small café with lots of recommendations for this area of Portugal. The Burger and sandwich were ok, but very cheap with drinks. I'm curious how the other canyons or bike tours are with this crew. They seem to be experts and very nice. Come to visit!
3. 6D Cycling Atlantic Way to Santiago
This tour takes you along one of the most scenic paths of the St. James Way. Starting in the city of Porto, the route crosses the region of Minho and Galicia, following the coast, passing vineyards, forests and green hills until the pilgrimage city of Santiago de Compostela. You will travel in time as you pass old towns, cathedrals and ancient bridges. Spend six days cycling, embracing the best of what nature and history have to offer you.
Inclusions: Private transportation, GPS for navigation; Booklet with detailed information, including maps; Portuguese mobile phone
Exclusions: Use of bicycle, Meals
Reviewed By CarlaH1996
I've done the multi day hike to Santiago and some day tours with 09west and it was an amazing experience. The booking was easy, staff very nice and the guide was ver fun and knowledgeable. Very well design tours.
4. Hiking the Coastal Way to Santiago
The Portuguese Coastal Way follows a pilgrimage route, linking the major towns of Porto and Santiago de Compostela. Along this beautiful route of the Saint James Way, every day you’re presented with a different scenery, offering views over the rural landscapes and the intertwine sandy and rocky coastline. The route crosses old villages, towns and cities, rich in culture and filled with the camino stories. Churches and monuments along the route tell the history of this less trodden St. James Way. You will immerse in the true spirit of the Camino, away from crowds and near to yourself.
Inclusions: Private transportation, GPS for navigation; Booklet with detailed information, including maps; Portuguese mobile phone
Exclusions: Lunch and dinner
Reviewed By CarlaH1996
I've done the multi day hike to Santiago and some day tours with 09west and it was an amazing experience. The booking was easy, staff very nice and the guide was ver fun and knowledgeable. Very well design tours.
5. El Camino Portugues: from Tui to Santiago de Compostela 8 days and 7 nights
It is the second busiest and most demanded route after the French Way. The Portuguese Way is a journey that goes into Galicia towards Santiago de Compostela through Portuguese lands. A route in which you will cross forests, villages, medieval bridges and historic cities such as Tui or Pontevedra. In this case, we offer to carry out the Galician part of the Portuguese Way, that is, the last 100 km (Minimum required to obtain the Compostela).
Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation private room with bathroom, Half pension, Transfer of luggage between stage and stage, 24 hour support phone, Route notes, Pilgrim's credential
Exclusions: Does not include services not expressly mentioned in the previous section
Reviewed By BR0802
Wonderful experience if you've got a 3+ day trip planned to Catalonia. You'll meet up and take a 45-ish minute bus ride to up to Montserrat and go on a tour of the monastery and have a chance to buy some premium products (olive oils, liqueurs, etc.). You'll get some free time to explore on your own and then ride the train down the mountain to a local ranch where you'll get paired up with your horse. It was my first time riding a horse in about 15-20 years, but they made it as easy as possible. The horse tour through the country side lasts somewhere between 1-2 hours and the views are breathtaking.
6. "Camino de Santiago": PORTUGUESE WAY. Private Walking Tour from Tui
Enjoy the unique experience of the "Camino", staying at exclusive charming hotels and rural houses. Break your boundaries and receive the Pilgrim credentials at the end of the tour. Admire the breathtaking landscapes of the Northwest of Spain.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Luggage transport between hotels, Complete itinerary of the route, Pilgrimage credentials, Travel insurance
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7. Private "Camino de Santiago"(The Way Of St. James) Pilgrimage from Baiona
We offer you the Portuguese Way in the Coast, from Baiona. Compostela. Passing by the provinces of Pontevedra and A Coruña, you will find a route with few slopes and many beautiful landscapes on the Galician coast. Stay in exclusive charming hotels, "Pazos" and country houses.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Luggage transport between hotels, Complete itinerary of the route, Pilgrimage credentials, On route assistance phone, Travel insurance
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