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Vigo: Electric Bike Tour with Coastal Views & Cruise PickupYou’ll ride along Vigo’s coast by electric bike with a local guide, stopping for stories of emigration at Lola’s statue, tasting sea air in Bouzas while learning about barnacles and mussels, and catching your breath at Samil beach with views of Cíes Islands. Expect laughter, unexpected history lessons, and a sense you’ve really met Vigo—not just passed through.
A Coruña: Food Market Tour & Cooking Class with LunchYou’ll start with coffee near Plaza de Lugo before exploring A Coruña’s lively food market alongside a local guide—chatting with vendors and picking fresh seafood together. Then it’s time to cook regional dishes in a cozy kitchen just minutes away, sharing stories over wine and homemade Santiago cake. Expect laughter, hands-on learning, and flavors you’ll remember long after lunch ends.
E-bike Tour La Coruña: Tower of Hercules & longest promenadeAn e-bike tour of La Coruña lasting 2 hours, led by a guide in English or Spanish, takes you to the Tower of Hercules (a World Heritage Site), Plaza de Maria Pita and a stretch of Europe's longest promenade. You'll see the oldest lighthouse in the world from outside, learn the history of the city's most emblematic square and its namesake, and pass sculptures including the Family of Menhirs and Dolmens. A free drink (water or soft drink) is included; minimum group size is two people, and riders must be at least 14 years old and 150 cm tall.Is it for me?The tour starts near public transportation, so you don't need a car or a ride to get there—book it if you're staying in the city center or arriving by bus or train and want to cover the main landmarks without navigating on your own.
Estrella Galicia Museum tour A Coruña: Beer tasting with cheeseA guided tour of the Estrella Galicia Museum in A Coruña takes you through eight sectors of the working brewery—from raw materials and brewing process to packaging, distribution, advertising and sponsorship—ending in a tasting room where you learn the Perfect Service pour technique and taste five Galician beers paired with five local cheeses. The tour includes a welcome gift pack with a branded cup, fabric bag, 1906 Black Coupage bottle and wooden opener, and runs about two hours in Spanish with a live guide; minimum age is 18.Is it for me?The tour is conducted in Spanish with a live guide, so you need to follow Spanish comfortably to get the full experience of learning the brewing process, the Perfect Service technique and the stories behind each beer and cheese pairing.
Mussel Boat Tour O Grove: Taste from the waterYou’ll sip Albariño where it’s made, taste fresh mussels right on the boat in Rías Baixas, wander through Combarro’s stone alleys with locals nearby, and touch scallop shells at Illa da Toxa’s chapel. With a Galician guide sharing stories along every stop, you’ll feel both welcome and quietly awed by Galicia’s mix of sea air and old legends.
Santiago de Compostela Cheese & Wine Tasting: 3 PairingsA cheese and wine tasting in Santiago de Compostela where you taste three Galician wines paired with three local cheese portions at a restaurant, with a guide explaining each product's characteristics. The tasting lasts 90 minutes and includes all fees and taxes; afterward, you have free time to linger at the restaurant.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand what you're tasting instead of just sampling—the guide's explanation of each wine and cheese is what makes the pairing meaningful, and the restaurant setting means you're not on a schedule once the tasting ends.
Vigo Historical Walking Tour: Siren, Pirates & Fortress ViewsA guided walking tour of Vigo's historical and cultural landmarks, led in English over two to three hours. You'll move through the city's main squares—Puerta del Sol, Plaza Princesa, Praza Almeida—and reach the Fortress of San Sebastian, where the guide discusses Vigo's founding, its role in resisting Napoleon, the legend of the last Galician pirate Benito Soto, and the sunken treasure still hidden in the estuary. The guide provides culinary recommendations and advice on other activities in the city.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the story without translation or gaps. The route is flat and wheelchair accessible, and the pace suits all fitness levels—the two to three hours includes stops for photos and conversation, not continuous walking.
Santiago de Compostela Private Walking Tour with Cathedral EntryA private 3-hour walking tour of Santiago de Compostela with an expert guide and included entry to the Cathedral of Santiago, covering the Obradoiro plaza, Platerías Square, the Monastery of San Martiño Pinario and the historic centre that surrounds the final stop of the Camino pilgrimage route. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or another language you choose at booking.Is it for me?Choose the language your guide speaks at checkout—English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or another option—so the stories behind each landmark land clearly and you're not translating as you walk. The private format means the guide adjusts pace and detail to your group's interests, whether you want deep history or a faster overview of the main sites.
Santiago de Compostela Walking Tour: Small Group Local GuideThis small-group walking tour of Santiago de Compostela covers the historic center in two hours with a local guide in English or Spanish. You'll cross the Plaza del Obradoiro in front of the Cathedral, walk the Quintana and Platerias squares, and move through the narrow medieval streets and ancient churches that frame the city. The guide is included; monument tickets are not.Is it for me?Book the English tour if you want the history and the street names explained as you walk; book the Spanish tour if you're fluent and want to hear the city in its own language. Either way, a small group means you move at a human pace through streets where the Cathedral, the squares and the market all tell the same story about why pilgrims come here.
Santiago de Compostela Walking Tour: Cathedral & SquaresA guided walking tour of Santiago de Compostela covers five central squares—Platerías, Obradoiro, Azabachería, Quintana and Alameda—in roughly two hours with a live English guide. The route traces the Cathedral's Romanesque and Baroque architecture, the origins of the Camino pilgrimage, and the traditions tied to the Holy Door, which opens only during Holy Years. Radio guides keep large groups connected without crowding the experience.Is it for me?Book this if you're exploring Santiago on foot without a rental car—the tour starts in the historic center and covers five plazas without requiring separate transport.
Finisterre, Muxía & Cabo Vilán: Boat Cruise, Lighthouses & Galician FoodYou’ll stand at windswept lighthouses along Galicia’s Costa da Morte, taste homemade empanadas on a boat cruise from Finisterre, and hear local legends in Muxía—all with time to wander small villages and share laughs over vermouth. It’s not just scenery; it’s stories and salt on your skin.
Santiago de Compostela to Lisbon: Private Transfer & 2h SightseeingYou're picked up from your Santiago de Compostela hotel at your chosen time and driven to Lisbon in a private car with an English-speaking local driver. Along the way, you can stop at up to two sightseeing spots (Batalha, Coimbra, Aveiro, Braga, Mira de Aire Caves, or Pontevedra) for an hour each, or concentrate your time on one place for two hours. The driver handles your luggage, the car is air-conditioned, and you're dropped at your Lisbon accommodation. Book by selecting your group size and preferred stops.Is it for me?Choose this if you're traveling from Santiago de Compostela to Lisbon and want to avoid renting a car, navigating public transport with luggage, or booking separate tours—the private driver and flexible stops let you break the journey without losing time to logistics.
Santiago de Compostela Airport Transfer: Private Car from City CentreYou get picked up at your hotel with a driver holding your name, travel in a private premium car or minivan, and arrive at Santiago de Compostela Airport with all tolls and parking already paid. The fixed price is per person, and the driver waits up to 15 minutes from your requested time, so you don't have to rush your checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you're leaving Santiago de Compostela with luggage and want to skip negotiating a taxi fare or waiting in a queue—the fixed price and named driver mean you know exactly what you're paying and when you're being collected.
Santiago de Compostela Airport Transfer: Private Car & PickupYou get picked up at the arrival lounge by a named driver, skip the taxi queue entirely, and travel in a premium car or minivan to your Santiago accommodation. Flight tracking means the pickup adjusts to your actual arrival time, and all tolls and parking are covered upfront. The whole thing removes the arrival scramble and gets you settled faster than arranging transport on the ground.Is it for me?Worth booking if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and the hassle of arranging ground transport — the driver meets you at arrivals and the price is fixed upfront, so your arrival stops being a negotiation and becomes a straightforward ride to your hotel.
Santiago de Compostela to SCQ Airport: Private Mercedes TransferYou're picked up at your Santiago hotel by a professional driver in a business-class car, given bottled water, and driven directly to SCQ Airport with 15 minutes of waiting time included. No taxi lines, no language barrier, no negotiation — just a car waiting and a fixed price you already know.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid taxi queues and language barriers on your way out of Santiago — the fixed price and direct route mean you arrive at the airport calm and on time, without negotiating or worrying about the meter.
Santiago to Lisbon: Private Transfer with WiFi & StopsYou get picked up at your Santiago hotel and driven directly to Lisbon in a private vehicle with WiFi, water, and phone chargers included. The route and timing are flexible, and optional sightseeing stops can be arranged in advance for an extra fee. You arrive with a fixed price already paid and no transportation logistics left to handle.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling alone or with a small group and want to avoid the hassle of arranging taxis, rental cars, or shared minibuses — the fixed price and flexible timing mean you can focus on your arrival instead of transport logistics.
Santiago to Porto Bike Transfer: Cyclists & Bicycles in One VehicleYou’ll travel straight from Santiago de Compostela to Porto with your bike safely secured—no transfers or repacking required. Enjoy an air-conditioned ride with bottled water and a friendly local driver who knows both roads and cyclists’ quirks. Let yourself relax between adventures; sometimes the journey really is part of the story.
Santiago de Compostela Airport Transfer: Private & ReliableYou arrive, your driver meets you with a personalized sign, and you're driven directly to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle matched to your group size. Flight tracking means no waiting; luggage help means no hauling; fixed pricing means no negotiation at the airport. The transfer handles the first-day friction so you can focus on being in Santiago de Compostela.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and negotiation at the curb — the driver meets you, knows where you're going, and the price is locked in before you land.
Pontevedra: Illuminated Bridges Night Walk & Lérez RiverYou walk the Lérez river under the city's bridge lights, stopping at five key points to learn the history and engineering of Pontevedra's crossings. The tour includes a viewpoint on Uruguay Avenue, the pedestrian monument platform, and the medieval ruins in the plaza. A local guide handles the narrative and timing, so you don't have to research the route or the stories beforehand.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to understand Pontevedra's history and engineering through its bridges and river without planning the route yourself — the guide handles the narrative and the timing, and the evening light makes the walk feel different from a daytime visit.
