Sailing in Galicia
The best sailing area of the Iberian Peninsula
THE RÍAS BAIXAS, A NAUTICAL PARADISE
A unique sailing experience
Galicia is possibly the best sailing area on the entire Iberian Peninsula. Here you will find an environment accessible to all levels of sailing, with 800 miles of magnificent coastal archipelagos, several estuaries and natural coves creating a nautical paradise for sailing. More than 90% of our customers repeat, dare to discover it.
Anchorages
Hundreds of simple anchorages completely protected from wind and sea. Forget stressful, crowded anchorages.
Marinas
In the Rías Baixas you will find more than 40 marinas with wide corridors and fingers and easy moorings.
ROUTES
Discover dozens of charming villages with anchorages and take advantage of the short navigations between sheltered estuaries.
EXCLUSIVE
The Rías Baixas enjoy low tourist pressure even in summer. Enjoy a quiet and unique holiday.
Meteorology
In Galicia, weather forecasts are reliable up to 7 days in advance. And the sailing conditions, gentle, with light winds of up to 10 knots in the estuaries.
NATURE TOURISM
Sail through the National Park of the Atlantic Islands, one of the best parks in Spain with the best beach in the world (Rhodes beach in the Cíes Islands).
GASTRONOMIC TOURISM
You can also enjoy the famous Galician gastronomy. Excellent seafood and other products of exceptional quality, at prices that will make you smile.
MARITIME CULTURE
Over the centuries, along the entire coast of Galicia, activities, trades and ways of life linked to the sea have developed. Discover our rich maritime heritage.
Discover Galicia
Galicia – The essentials
Visiting Galicia is an experience of both natural, cultural and gastronomic heritage. We invite you to discover a universe that will awake your five senses.
The Galician Rias
The most unique feature of the Galician coast is the presence of the estuaries. They say that the Galician Rías, those long arms of the sea that penetrate the earth, are the imprint of the fingers of God who, after creating the world, placed his hand here to rest.
Lighthouses and wild beaches
If there is a sound in Galicia that never stops, that is the beating of its sea against the rocks. A rough sea in which even the most seasoned sailors experienced difficult times, and in which mermaids once inhabited according to legends.
Marine Tourism
In Galicia, the sea defines a unique landscape along its 1,200 kilometers of coastline. The beauty of its estuaries joins the unique cultural heritage linked to the fascinating maritime and fishing world, and its rich gastronomy.
