Sailing route through the Rías Baixas

We want to propose a three-day route so you can get to know the Rías Baixas from a different perspective, from the sea, sailing on board a wooden sailboat.
Meet fishing villages such as Combarro and Baiona. Emblematic cities such as Vigo. Dream Islands like the Cíes Islands. Taste mussels with a batea. Get to the best restaurants by boat. An experience that without a doubt you will not forget, navigating a magical place. With luck, you can take pictures of the dolphins that live in herds by our estuaries.

Plan

First day: Vigo.

Boarding at the Real Club Náutico de Vigo between 5pm and 7pm. If you arrive before you can leave your bags in our store located in the same Nautico and go for a walk and drink beer in the center of the city of Vigo.

We make a boat for the joint purchase on board for breakfast and a couple of days of food on board.
At 7:00 pm we put you in double cabins (we sleep in shared cabins) welcome talk, safety rules on board and presentations.

Dinner in a group in a typical restaurant in the old part of the city for fish and seafood.
People who do not arrive by Wednesday may appear on Thursday morning to set sail.

Second day: Barra and Baiona beach.

We leave moorings heading to the Morrazo coast. We make a stop in a punt located in front of the beach of Barra and Melide. We tasted this typical Galician mollusk with a glass of Albariño, while they explain how they grow up.

We eat on board anchored in the beach of Barra, a beach of immense beauty.

In the afternoon we enter the Monte Real Club de Yates de Baiona. Free time to take a shower and walk through the alleys of this tourist village declared a Historic Site of Artistic Interest, take a beer until 9.30 pm dinner time. Dinner in a group at a local seafood restaurant.

Third day: Beluso and Combarro.

We leave from Baiona to cross the Estelas, the Costa de la Vela leaving behind the Cíes Islands and the Vigo estuary to reach the Ria de Pontevedra. It is a 4-5 hour journey where you will enjoy sailing and the Atlantic.
We eat at the port of Beluso, a small port of sailors where La Centoleira is, centenary restaurant where you can taste delicious Galician seafood.

After a good after-dinner having tasted the two Galician liquors par excellence: the cream of marc and the brown liquor, we will go to Combarro to spend the night there, a charming town known for its stone houses and granaries on the sea. Time to do some shopping and get to know
the village.

Free dinner

Fourth day: Cíes and Vigo Islands.

We leave moorings heading to the Cies Islands (National Park). Set of three islands that are part of the National Park of the Atlantic Islands, natural paradise as few. Anchored on San Martiño Beach, accessible only by private boat, you can relax, take a bath. We disembark on the beach of Rhodes, to make a hiking trail that will take you to marine lighthouses with spectacular views, cliffs full of caves, paradisiacal beaches.

Food on board at anchor on the beach.

At dusk we headed back to Vigo with the sunset behind us.

Free dinner

Fifth day: Farewell in Vigo.

Breakfast on board, we prepare suitcases and each one will leave according to his hours of trip back home.

Farewell and end.

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Other information

Recommendations and advice:

- Carry light luggage in sports bags. Do not carry rigid suitcases.
- Take warm clothes, hat, gloves. Jacket, a sweater or tracksuit or sweatshirt and a raincoat or raincoat.
- Clothes more arranged to go out to dinner when we stop in the villages or have a drink.
- Toilet for your personal hygiene. Bath towel. Flip flops. Sunglasses, swimsuit, sunscreen.
- Nautical shoes and sports shoes with white or light soles. The black sole is prohibited on board. Heels prohibited on board, only when going ashore.
- Photo camera and charger.
- Carry some antimalarial such as Biodramina with caffeine

Service includes:

- Nights aboard the sailboat in a shared cabin. Underwear sheets, Nordic with cover, pillow with cover. Towel of body and hands of bath.
- Bottled water.
- Fuel and mooring places in all ports visited.
- Anchoring permits in the Cíes Islands.
- Pattern.
- Auxiliary boat with outboard motor.
- Insurance and 21% VAT.

Service does not include:

- Flights or transfers to the port of departure.
- Meals on the boat, we organize a shopping list and pay for neckline or each one brings his own.
- Dinner and meals outside the ship (they are paid at the neckline among all, the boss does not pay).
- Free dinners

Terms:

- Entry and exit times may vary upon request and according to availability.
- The routes are orientative, they can undergo changes due to weather conditions and we are also flexible so that customers can choose the route they want as long as the employer gives them the go-ahead.
- 7 days before the customers have to confirm: If they need some catering to the elderly. If they want us to do the purchase (drinks, snacks, food). If they hire some other extra service. The schedule of entry and exit.
- Minimum group: 4 people / boat.
- Maximum group: 10 people / boat.

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5 · 32 reviews

El curso ha estado fenomenal. El patrón fue Iñaki y ha sido estupendo. Nos ha explicado muchísimas cosas sobre navegación en general a mayores del temario del curso. Consejos, interpretación de la navegacion, etc. Un 10 para él. La embarcación estaba genial también.

Buena organización, Patron, barco, comida, etc.
No es culpa del organizador, pero taxista impresentable

Muy buena experiencia

El patrón fue Ignacio. La formación teórica fue llevadera y nos presentó diversas apps muy interesantes. La práctica por la ría fue un momento muy agradable.