April, May, June, September and October
We are committed to the environment and work towards sustainable tourism.
That is why we are taking measures in this direction. More information
- Donation of 5% of the profits to CEMMA, a Galician NGO that works for the study, dissemination and conservation of cetaceans in Galicia and that develops part of its work in the National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia.
- Focusing activities and contents on the greatest value of the National Park, but also the most unknown: the marine environment and its associated life (birds, vegetation, marine fauna, cetaceans...).
- Use of environmental education as a basis for the activities and contents to be developed during the days, which allows us to create connections between our daily actions and the conservation of natural areas such as the National Park.
- Knowledge of the problems associated with ecosystems for a greater awareness of their conservation.
- Removal of solid waste found during the activities, thus leaving a more positive footprint in the environment we visit.
- The resources and activities we carry out are aligned with the goals specifically included in the roadmap of some of the main
GOAL 3 - HEALTH AND WELLBEING GOAL 5 - GENDER EQUALITY GOAL 13 - CLIMATE ACTION GOAL 14 - UNDERWATER LIFE GOAL 15 - TERRESTRIAL LIFE AND ECOSYSTEMS GOAL 17 - PARTNERSHIPS TO ACHIEVE THE GOALS
- Environmental compliance with the DNSH criterion (no significant harm).
- Working with local small businesses, thus promoting social and environmental sustainability.
- Minimization of carbon footprint in carrying out activities.
- Use of durable materials chosen according to environmental criteria (fabrics, inks, supports, proximity...) to achieve the highest possible degree of sustainability.
- Commitment to the elimination of single-use plastics in activities.
- Commitment to the reduction of water use and the use of ecological soaps for washing materials.
We will discover the particularities that characterize and make unique each archipelago of the National Park through its greatest treasure, but also the most unknown: its marine environment and the life it hosts. We will visit the Cíes Islands (Beyond the beaches and snorkeling safari), Sálvora (paddle surf + snorkeling safari and surviving between the wind and the sea) and Cortegada (kayak and floating forest) through different activities.
- Adult: 300€/person
- Guided interpretative tours of the different islands
- Paddle surfing
- Snorkel safari
- Guided kayak tour
- Materials: Paddle surf boards, kayaks, wetsuits, snorkeling masks, tubes, fins, booties, visual guides of the fauna and flora of the National Park, underwater species identification boards, myofunds.
April, May, June, September and October
- Where does it take place? Atlantic Islands National Park of Galicia
- Approximate duration of the getaway: 3 days
- Minimum number of people per group: 8
- Maximum number of people per group: 18
- Available languages: Spanish, English, Galician
- Accessible activity: Yes. Activities can be adapted to different types of disabilities if needs are communicated in advance.
- Wheelchair accessible kayaks: 2 (depending on availability and tide conditions). Prior consultation is recommended.
CÍES ISLANDS:
Morning: Beyond the beaches, a guided tour of the islands that will focus especially on discovering the marine environment of the Park through the observation of the landscape and life associated with the sea: birds, marine fauna, cliffs ... the islands as a bridge between life outside and inside the sea.
Afternoon: Snorkeling safari, an activity to learn about the richness and biodiversity of the islands and reflect on the importance of the marine environment in our lives. We will dive into the waters of the National Park, after a previous briefing, with a guided snorkeling tour to discover the underwater fauna they hide, always following guidelines that allow us to do so in a respectful way with the environment we visit.
CORTEGADA:
Morning: Guided kayak route to the island of Cortegada. We will sail among its reserve islets, the Malveiras, and we will reach a floating forest, but before stepping on land we can admire the submerged vegetation that decorates the shallow bottoms of this archipelago and, helping us with a mirafondos, contemplate the colorful and abundant marine life that is concentrated in just a couple of meters of water. Visiting the floating forest, guided route to discover the particular vegetation that characterizes the lushest island of the National Park. Unlike the other islands, Cortegada is located in the inner part of the estuary, which gives rise to a very different scenario, which takes us to a forest surrounded by the sea.
Afternoon: you can enjoy free time on the beach.
SÁLVORA:
Morning: Paddle surf + snorkeling safari, two complementary activities that will allow us to connect with the sea to enjoy first hand the marine environment of the National Park in a respectful way.
Afternoon: Surviving between the wind and the sea, guided route to complete the vision of the most enigmatic island of the Park knowing part of its history and natural heritage.