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Wine tasting and tour at Bodegas Martín Códax

Enjoy the views of Ría de Arousa and sample the wines of Rías Baixas paired with regional cuisine

Wine Tasting and Tour at Just B Galicia

Taste Albariño wines, explore the vineyard, and enjoy a beach walk at Just B winery

Wine Tasting and Tour at Adega Do Demo

Relish Ultra Exclusive Artisan Wines at Adega Do Demo

Visiting and Wine Tasting at Bodegas Santiago Roma

Discover a Beautiful Winery to Overwhelm your Senses

Tour & Wine Tasting at Bodegas Regina Viarum

Spectacular Views and Wines!

Premium Wine Tasting and Tour at Pazo De Señorans

Serving wines since the 16th century

Winery Visiting and Wine Tasting at Bodega Torgo

Explore the Wonderful Winery of Torgo

Wine Tasting with Brunch at Adega Ferreiros Winery

Taste some delicious wines and local cuisine on a brunch at Adega Ferreirors wine tasting and tour

Wine Tasting and Winery Tour at Alma Das Donas

Taste three of the brand's wines with local appetizers and tour their modern winery

Wine Tasting and Tour at Val Da Lenda

Heroic Wines from Heroic Viticulture

Wine Tasting and Tour at Pazo Pondal

A vineyard visit to learn about their organic grape growing process and enjoy tasting two premium wines

Wine tasting and tour at Corisca

A walk around the vineyards while you can find more about their organic winemaking process and savour wines from the winery

Galicia Wine Tours Offered by Local Guides

Discover Galicia's wine scene together with knowledgeable local wine tour guides.

Wine Tour & Gastronomy

Exclusive Rias Baixas wine tour: winery visits, seafood delicacies, local cuisine, and scenic landscapes

Luxury AlbariñoWine and Gastronomy Tour in Galicia

Luxurious Albariño wine tour in Rias Baixas: winery visits, Michelin-starred dining, and Isla de la Toja exploration

Albarino Wine Experience

A full-day wine and adventure tour in the heart of Albariño country, featuring winery visits, a catamaran trip, and scenic vistas.

The wine trails of Albariño

The two sides of Albariño 2 day visit to two different sub-regions

Albariño wine discovery: Rías Baixas & Rosal sub-regions tour with tastings, Furancho lunch, and scenic Galician coastline

Ribeira Sacra private wine tour

Exclusive Albariño private tour with 2 wine cellar visits and lunch aboard a classic fishing boat

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Wine tastings and tours in Galicia are not alike to any other Spanish region. Through an emerald-green landscape fringed with eucalyptus and gorse, you will have a unique experience to feel the Atlantic breeze in your glass of wine accompanied by delicious Galician tapas, that what pure wine tasting Galicia is. Spa can also be a complementary addition to wine tastings and tours in Galicia, so do not hesitate to book! The winemakers will definitely get you in their philosophy of organic cultivation and their hospitality will be remarkable.

The best season to experience wine tastings and tours in Galicia

If you are not a world champion in windsurfing then you should avoid visiting Galicia in winter. You can visit  wineries in Galicia  from  mid-spring  till late  October . During  summer  the humidity is still high due to the ocean influence and the sun is so bright you can sunbathe from around 8:00 pm to around 9:00 pm at night. Thousands of  fiestas  guarantee authentic pleasure all year round. Galicia’s picturesque scenery is breathtaking all seasons long.

What to do in Galicia?

Besides visiting  wineries in Galicia,  there are other, truly magnificent places to visit. Galicia, in northwest Spain, is a lush green, mountainous region that boasts stunning coasts, beautiful beaches, world heritage sites, and deep, unique history. Its tourist attractions are many in number and attract numerous visitors from all over the world. Visit Santiago de Compostela, Torre de Hercules, and the Cies Islands.

What to taste in Galicia?

The wine signature wineries in Galicia produce is  Albariño . Notes for Albariño are light to medium in body, high in acidity, and very fragrant, with notes of peach, lemon, and apple. On the palate, we will taste the minerality that comes from the Atlantic and even salty! Ribeiro , however, gives more body and floral richness than  Albariño  from  Rías Baixas  due to the combination of Atlantic and Mediterranean influences. Mencia  wines have a bright complexion with vivid maroon color, relatively fresh acidity, and tannins. The fruit flavors can range from red to black fruits.

What is typical wine tasting and tour in Galicia like?

Wineries in Galicia offer an all-inclusive experience to their guests. Starting from a  guided tour  around the estate, the  vineyards , and moving on to the  cellars  and the production line they show an in-depth image of how the wine is produced. The  wine tasting  along with the local delicacies exceeds the visitors’ expectations. Cart cross through one of the estates or visiting a spa close by is some of the experiences you will never forget! Enjoy your glass of wine listening to the stories by the estate owners starring the stunning landscapes and the lush green forests in Galicia.

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The wine routes of Galician wines(4 Days 3 Nights)

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This private tour, offers one of the most complete wine routes in Galicia, exploring  its gastronomy and wines, in depth. Staying in the historic and ever-rewarding Paradores , eating in representative restaurants of each area and visiting the main appellations of origin; Rías Baixas, with its famous Albariños. The Ribeiro, where the Treixadura grape, together with other varietals, produces great wines. The Ribeira Sacra, with the “heroic viticulture” and its canyons and impressive landscapes and finally Valdeorras, where Godello and Mencia grapes, delight the most demanding palates, and of course all this accompanied by the local gastronomy,  so important in Galicia, that you cannot miss.

 Day 1 Rías Baixas

Our journey will commence with a captivating visit to a distinguished winery in the Salnés Valley region, renowned for its exceptional Albariños. You’ll have the opportunity to delve into the intricacies of the winemaking process, gaining a comprehensive understanding of its artistry. Following this enriching experience, you’ll be whisked away to the picturesque harbor of Combarro for a delightful catamaran excursion to the “bateas,” where the renowned Galician mussels are cultivated. These delectable mussels will be served fresh during the scenic boat trip.

Next on our itinerary is a “Furancho”, where a typical Galician lunch awaits. The afternoon unfolds with a visit to another distinguished winery, providing yet another chance to savor the region’s wine culture. Our day concludes in the charming town of Cambados, where a delectable dinner awaits. Rest for the night in the comfortable accommodations of the Parador(*).

  Day 2 the border with Portugal

 Today we will embark on a picturesque journey tracing the southwest coast of Galicia to the Miño River, the natural frontier with Portugal. Revel in the breathtaking landscapes, with stops at captivating locales such as Bayona and Santa María de Oia. Our midday reprieve unfolds at a charming seaside spot by the monastery, offering a delightful lunch experience.

Following our coastal exploration, we venture to Monte Santa Tecla, where prehistoric Celtic settlements and awe-inspiring views of Portugal and the Atlantic await. The day takes a vinicultural turn with a visit to a distinguished winery in the Rosal area with a tasting of their different Albariño wines,  before crossing into Portugal. A brief detour leads us to Valença do Minho, where we explore its historic fortress and indulge in authentic Portuguese dishes for a delightful dinner. Concluding the day, we make our way to Tuy for a restful night at its welcoming Parador.

Day 3 Ribeiro & Ribeira Sacra

Today’s itinerary begins with a visit to the enchanting Ribeiro region, where we’ll explore one of its most distinctive wineries, immersing ourselves in the essence of the local terroir. Our journey continues to the captivating Ribeira Sacra, where we’ll delve into the charm of a small winery nestled along the scenic Miño River, savoring its exceptional wines.

Following a flavorsome lunch at a nice local restaurant, we embark on a picturesque drive along the river canyon. Our next destination is another winery, this time nestled by the Sil River with fantastic views of its canyons. If time permits, we may board a catamaran to witness the grandeur of the canyons from the river. A visit to a scenic viewpoint awaits before we head to Monforte de Lemos for a delightful dinner and a restful night at its welcoming Parador(*).

Day 4 Valdeorras & the Romans

On our final day, we’ll explore the Valdeorras Designation of Origin, a region renowned for showcasing the Godello grape in all its vibrant freshness.

Tracing the course of the Sil River, our journey takes us to the expansive open-pit gold mine, once a pivotal site in the Roman Empire and now proudly recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From there, we’ll proceed to Valdeorras, where we’ll immerse ourselves in the winemaking process during a visit to a local winery. A delightful culinary experience awaits as we share a meal and sample exquisite wines with the skilled winemaker inside his winery while enjoying the views of the valley.

As our day unfolds, we’ll gradually make our way back, cherishing the memories of this remarkable journey that has taken us through the diverse and captivating landscapes of Galicia.

• Salnés Valley
• Arosa Island
• Sta. María de Oya
• Valença do Minho
• Ribeira Sacra
• Monforte de Lemos
• El Barco de Valdeorras
• 3 Breakfast
• Accomodations at Paradores double room
• Winery visits & tastings
• Wifi in the car
• Private guide
• Photo album of the experience for download
• Phone charger

Rest          1.280€  * Single occupancy fee 70€/per night

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Tour Overview

Experience the Essence of Albariño: Private Tour with Winery Visits, Traditional Boat Ride, and Lunch onboard.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting world of Albariño, a renowned white wine grape variety. This private tour is carefully curated to provide you with an immersive and authentic experience, exploring the rich heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and exquisite flavors of the Albariño wine region.

Your day begins with a warm welcome from your knowledgeable local guide, who will accompany you throughout the tour, sharing fascinating insights into the history, culture, and winemaking traditions of the area.

The first leg of your adventure takes you to a prestigious winery, carefully selected for its exceptional Albariño production. You'll have the exclusive opportunity to meet passionate winemakers, who will graciously guide you through their vineyards, cellars, and production facilities. Learn about the meticulous processes involved in crafting Albariño wines, from grape cultivation to fermentation and aging.

As you stroll through the vineyards, feel the gentle breeze from the Atlantic Ocean, which lends a unique character to the grapes grown here. Immerse yourself in the terroir as you witness the beautiful landscape of rolling hills adorned with vine-laden trellises.

Next, you'll be treated to a traditional boat ride, a classic and picturesque experience that showcases the region's maritime heritage. Step aboard a charming wooden vessel, be greeted with a glass of excellent Albariño sparkling wine and set sail on the serene waters of the Rías Baixas, where the estuaries meet the sea. As you glide along, marvel at the idyllic scenery of lush greenery, picturesque villages, and charming fishing boats dotting the shoreline. Visit to a mussel farm

Midday, you'll anchor at a secluded spot where a delightful onboard lunch awaits you. Savor a delectable feast featuring local specialties, expertly paired with Albariño wines. Indulge your taste buds in a symphony of flavors, as the fresh seafood, regional cheeses, and artisanal bread perfectly complement the crisp and aromatic Albariño wines.

Throughout winery visits, you'll have the chance to engage with the winemakers, asking questions, and deepening your knowledge of the winemaking process. They will gladly share their passion for Albariño, recounting tales of the vineyards, the grape harvest, and the art of blending to achieve the perfect balance of flavors.

As the day draws to a close, you'll bid farewell to the wineries and the tranquil waters, carrying with you unforgettable memories and a newfound appreciation for the exquisite Albariño wines.

Note: The tour can be customized to accommodate any specific preferences or requirements you may have, ensuring a truly personalized and memorable experience.

What’s included

• Pickup and Drop off
• Winery visits
• Bottles of wine you may purchase

Meeting point

As requested by the customer

Cancellation Policy

More than one week before, you pay nothing and lose the deposit. 4 days before the tour 50% refund. 3 days or less, no refund, but can be postponed to another date.

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Green Galicia Wine Tour: Rías Baixas, Ribeiro & Ribeira Sacra

• Culinary , Gastronomic tour , Heritage tour , Natural wine tour , Organic food tour , Wine tour

Take the rustic route through Galicia to discover artisanal wines, ancient towns and exquisite landscapes in a place apart.

• Price from - € 1.485

Tour Highlights

• Visit 5 top wine estates in Rías Baixas, Ribeiro & Ribeira Sacra
• Discover wonderful artisanal wines in evocative places, as guest of these wine estates
• Enjoy the lush countryside of Galicia, offering some of Europe’s most spectacular vineyard landscapes
• Discover the joys of fine Galician cuisine, rustic as well as modern
• Explore the wonderful cityscape of ancient historic towns like Santiago de Compostela and Ribadavia
• Sojourn at exclusive hotels – on wine estates, and in a historic town

Inclusions & Pricing

Availability: This bespoke wine tour is available throughout the year. Minimum number of guests is two. To check availability for specific dates, please get in touch. Our itinerary can be altered to suit your flight schedule and duration desired.

Pricing : The price for 6 days (5 nights) wine tour: Euro 1.485,- per person sharing a double room.

Inclusions: 

• 1 night accommodation 5-star boutique hotel Santiago de Compostela
• 2 night’s accommodation exclusive manor house hotel in Rías Baixas
• 2 night’s accommodation exclusive winery/manor house hotel in Ribeiro
• 5 breakfasts
• 1 chef’s menu in dinner Santiago de Compostela – with wines/soft drinks
• 1 private walking tour in Santiago de Compostela
• 1 exclusive boat tour of the Ria de Arousa bay – including visit to shellfish nurseries
• 1 chef’s menu dinner in Rías Baixas – including wines and soft drinks
• 1 chef’s menu dinner Ribeiro restaurant/winery – with wines / soft drinks
• 1 restaurant dinner Ribeiro – including wines and soft drinks
• 1 tour & tasting at a classic Rías Baixas winery, followed by tapas style lunch – including wines and soft drinks
• 1 tour & tasting at a modern Rías Baixas winery, followed by tapas style lunch – including wines and soft drinks
• 1 tour & tasting at a Ribeiro winery, followed by a picnic lunch – including wines and soft drinks
• 1 tour & tasting at a Ribeira Sacra winery, followed by a tapas style lunch – including wines and soft drinks

Not included:

• Travel insurance
• Car rental & chauffeur services
• NB: Upon request we can add airport transfers and / or a personal driver service for your visit to the wine country.

Galicia at a glance

In Spain’s northwest lies the diverse and exiting region of Galicia. The land offers the visitor beautiful, intensely green landscapes, high forested hills, mountains, and vineyards that produce  some the best wines in Spain – white and red wines. With a shoreline reminiscent of  Norwegian fjords, whereby the inlets  known locally as Rías Altas and Rías Baixas provide dramatic coastal scenery, arguably Europes’ best seafood is on offer too.

Galicia has many beautiful historic sites, with the spectacular city of   Santiago de Compostela a key attraction . This is certainly one of the most beautiful cities in all Spain. It is a famous ancient pilgrimage centre and, thanks to a large and lively student population, remarkably unstuffy. In a densely packed historic town, Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque buildings that grew around the St James Cathedral make for a very atmospheric cityscape – UNESCO World Heritage listed. There are many great places to eat and drink too.

There is much more than Santiago. Provincial cities like Ourense and Ribadavia  offer a rich and charming cultural heritage. Wine towns like Cambados are delightful.

Santiago is conveniently located for visiting the Rías Baixas, Ribeiro and Ribeira Sacra wine regions, which regions you will explore during our tour.

About Galician gastronomy

Galicia is famous for its great food. The seafood and fish here are hard to match in terms of quality and diversity. Think vieiras (scallops) mexillónes (mussels) xoubas (sardines), centollas (spider crabs) and pulpo – Galicia’s most famous dish may be Pulpo a la Gallega: octopus dressed with olive oil, spicy paprika and coarse salt.

There is also an abundance of local meat dishes, coupled with a tradition of making tasty cured hams and sausages. Rich and buttery local cheeses like the Tetilla are a good match for the local white wines made from the local  Albariño   grape, thanks to its spritzy quality and peachy fruit. Visitors to the main Galician towns will find many excellent bistro-style eating house to savour ‘’Gallego’’ food and wine. Stylish as well as traditional wine bars serving fine local white wines and fruit-driven reds are plentiful.

About the Galician wine regions

Northwest Spain has a fascinating diversity of climates, landscape, soils, and subsoils.  In particular Galicia stands out for wildly diverse wine regions. The most famous one, Rías Baixas, has abundant rain fall, intense Atlantic influence and sandy soils that deliver fresh and distinctive crispy white wines. Landlocked Ribeira Sacra offers a landscape of narrow valleys and spectacular steep hills of different geological origins. Sun exposure and altitudes result in a wide range of “rinconés” (corners/nooks) that greatly impact the complexity of the high-quality wines produced here.

Ribeiro , just as Ribeira Sacra, offers  dramatic landscapes of steep terraces but with a predominance of granitic soils, revealing a great aptitude for quality white wines. Both Valdeorras and Monterrei are found deeper inland, with a combination of middle Atlantic and continental influences. In both there is predominance of white varietals, Godello being the dominant grape. In all wine regions pioneering winemakers have been returning to their roots, focusing on indigenous grape varietals and recovering old vineyards.  As a result Galicia has been transformed into an exciting wine destination.

Rías Baixas wine region The white wines made in the lush and green coastal zone of Rías Baixas are arguably Spain’s best whites. The main grape here is the aromatic  Albariño, other varieties include  Treixadura  and  Loureira . Albariño wines with their fresh, peachy fruit are often drunk young; wines made from old vines tend to have excellent capacity for aging. The vines are trained on pergolas, so that the grapes are shaded from the sun during the hottest part of the year and are far enough off the ground to protect them from roaming wild animals. Reds are usually made from local grapes like Cai ñ o Tinto and Espadeiro.

Ribeiro wine region During medieval times Ribeiro, with a long winemaking tradition started by the Cistercian monks of the San Clodio Monastery back in the 10 th century, emerged as the first internationally renowned wine region in Spain. The region became prosperous due to successful wine  export to England and the Low Countries in the 16th century. In particular the Jewish merchants established in the town of Ribadavia set up wine businesses. A living proof of this is the town’s large ancient Jewish quarter, one of the best preserved in the whole of Spain.

Fortunately, today the growing interest for quality wines is once again putting Ribeiro on the map. On sunny hillsides Menc ía and Sousón are the preferred red grape varieties.  As for whites, Treixadura is arguably the main ingredient of the Ribeiro valley slopes, followed by Torronté s , Godello , Loureira , and Albariñ o . The best Godello whites bear comparison with fine Burgundy whites. The Ribeiro landscape with steep terraced vineyards along the Mino river is exquisite. The ancient riverside wine  to wn of Ribadavia is beautiful and authentic.

Ribeira Sacra wine region Ribeira Sacra is one of the youngest appellations in Spain, dating back to 1996. It was an overdue recognition of the region’s high potential for quality wines. It shook locals out of their complacency, and the quality of this harsh but brilliant terroir became increasingly visible.  A few winemakers adopting a “back to roots movements”, like Raul Perez and Laura Lorenzo, realised some of Spain’s freshest most Atlantic influenced reds. The dominant grape variety is Mencía , but there is a growing interest for the Bracellao or Merenzao for the reds. The whites are led by now famous Godello varietal, with Do ñ a Branca, Loureira and Torrontés finding a growing number of enthusiasts. Resulting wines are often the product of an artisanal approach, playfully made, and quite exciting. A non-conformist approach is part and parcel of the charms of these wines and one of the reasons international wine lovers have a growing interest in Ribeira Sacra.

Your Itinerary

Day 1 | getting a feel for enchanting santiago.

• Arrival Santiago de Compostela, check in to your hotel.
• Late afternoon a private tour of historic Santiago. Your enthusiastic local guide will walk with you through the oldest and most remarkable areas of this ancient city. Strolling through small alleyways and majestic squares you will enjoy the sights and sounds of this enchanting place with so many hidden nooks and crannies. The tour will be off the beaten track, and your guide will share with you facts and stories about the area which are not usually mentioned in guidebooks.
• Dinner will be at a stylish modern restaurant at easy walking distance from your hotel. The menu will display some of the delicious signature courses of a famous chef from Northern Spain. Dishes are light and pure, sourced from local ingredients – they may include scallops with beetroot foam, prawn and tomato confit salad, razor clams with chorizo, lamb shoulder with saffron potatoes, or fillet of sea bass with asparagus and tomato & onion confit. The wine list here is long and excellent. Each course will be paired with a different local wine.

Day 2 | Exciting White Wines in Rías Baixas

• After breakfast, time to relax and explore Santiago de Compostela on your own.
• At the end of the morning, just a short drive into the Rías Baixas. Halfway into your trip, a stop at the Salnés Valley. This Valley overlooking the fjord like coastal area of the Rías Baixas region is one of the Europe’s most exciting locations for wine production. Here you will visit a remarkable winery: it is a so-called Pazo, an estate vineyard of old Albariño vines overseen by a charming manor house that dates back to the 1400’s.  This is an extremely special place.
• After a visit to the manor house and having learned about the truly fascinating and wondrous history of the estate, your exclusive tour continues in the strikingly renovated winery. Last but no least there will be a comparative tasting of the different  Albariños wines produced at the winery, accompanied by finger food from the area. After a light lunch, there is time to further explore the estate, for example the  beautiful camellias garden.
• After the visit, check-in into your manor house/winery in a charming village nearby, close to the sea. The rest of the day free to explore the charming surroundings on your own.
• Dinner in a wonderful restaurant, located in an elegantly decorated venue just a pleasant stroll from your hotel. Here the chef offers a modern take on traditional Galician cuisine. You will enjoy the chef’s menu; dishes may include scallop carpaccio dressed in paprika, air dried tuna (mojama) with almonds, skate with peas & lemon, beef brisket or spiced Celtic pork tacos. The tasting menu will be complemented by excellent local wines.

Day 3 | Shellfish Nurseries & Forward-thinking Wine Making

• After breakfast, you are expected for a private boat tour of the Ria de Arousa (Arousa Bay), in the Rías Baixas region.
• Exploring one of the long inlets (rias) of the Rías Baixas is rewarding, as there is plenty that deserves a closer inspection. Your boat tour offers a great and relaxed opportunity to learn about the pristine nature of the coastline whilst enjoying extraordinary  views over the inlet, full of small islands with white sandy beaches.
• Quintessential to the Rias Baixas are the shellfish nurseries. Our boat tour will provide you with a first-hand insight on how the shellfish are farmed. Your captain will take you to a family-run mussel farm in the estuary, where you can understand more about the mussel production. And harvesting, like the scrapping of clams from the seabed by small rafts and, when in season, women in wading boots digging for razor clams. Many of the sea delicacies you may have been savouring during the tour come from this ‘’Ria” inlet.
• After the boat tour, a wine tour at a winery overlooking the Ria. It is one of the most renowned wineries in Spain. Your private tour commences with a brief explanation of both the region and the winemaking process followed by a small interactive exhibit. A treat for wine lovers and wine learners alike.
• Tasting will take place at the winery’s terrace, overlooking the Salnés Valley the town of Cambados and the Atlantic. The views are terrific. A comparative tasting of the estate’s top wines and will be accompanied with some local artisan tapas. Sampling the wines and food paired here, you may find a new-born complexity to the local products. Food and wine in Galicia go hand-in-hand and this experience will show you how much flavours can be elevated when paired.
• The remainder of your afternoon is free to unwind at manor house cum winery or to explore the region further. In the evening dinner is on your own.

Day 4 | Stand out Artisanal Ribeiro wineries

• After breakfast, depart to the Ribeiro wine region – just over 1-hour’s drive.
• During the morning you will visit a critically acclaimed Ribeiro winery. The bodega, with over half a century of history, was almost singlehandedly responsible for reclaiming back the prestige of this once famous wine region. By combining new technology with classic winemaking techniques and by salvaging overlooked native grape varieties – like Godello, Treixadura and Loureira for the whites and Mencia for reds – the people here set the standard for many other wineries to follow.
• The tour begins with a visit to the vineyards overlooking the Miño river, with a magnificent view over the valley. Afterwards, a brief explanation of the winemaking process at the winery. The tour ends with the tasting of at least 4 of the top wines. The time is then to relax on your own while sampling a nice picnic basket filled with prime Galician products under a pergola with great views; wine is also included, of course.  If the weather is nippy, then lunch will be served inside the cozy manor house.
• After lunch, check-in at your beautiful and exclusive country house hotel cum winery set amidst the vineyards. We feel this is an ideal place to unwind whilst enjoying unspoiled and spectacular countryside.
• Dinner at the hotel’s excellent restaurant. You will taste a chef’s menu composed of country-inspired dishes with a modern twist. The line-up will change according to the season, but might include mussel soup with herbs, tender bits of octopus with carrot and orange, or game and wild mushrooms. All dishes will be paired with different Galician wines.

Day 5 | Ribeira Sacra’s Thrilling Landscapes & Bold Wines

• Breakfast at your leisure.
• Your last winery visit of the tour is in the Ribeira Sacra wine region, where you may be blown away by the dramatic nature. Here the river Sil flows through a stunning canyon making the vineyard landscape breathtaking  as well as picturesque. The rugged topography has not stopped daring winemakers to produce top wines here. This may be called heroic viticulture at its peak, with terraced vineyards steeply sloping down to the river Sil.
• The family whose winery you are visiting quickly understood that great wines could be accomplished on this terroir, so they started to claim what was considered then unproductive land. It is run now by the fourth generation of this family; under their guidance, new winemaking techniques are on the go and so is the growing portfolio of quality wines. The wine portfolio is great and, at times, unexpected. Including signature Mencía reds, or Brancellao, balanced towards savoury flavors not dissimilar to Burgundy-style wines. For the whites, richly flavoured and balanced Godello and Caiño Branco. There is even a carbonic maceration white made with Loureira. There wil be plenty to sample. Lunch is served on the deck, or inside with a great view over river cliffs
• After lunch, return to the hotel, with time to relax and enjoy the splendid surroundings.
• Farewell dinner at a beautiful restaurant on the banks of the Sil river where you will enjoy the dishes of a local chef with matching wines. Dishes will depend on the seasons and availability of the best ingredients. This restaurant is known for its excellent Galician food.

Day 6 | Conclusion

• After breakfast, your wine tour of Galicia comes to an end.

Accommodation

Santiago de Compostela You will stay one night in an elegant and charming 5-star hotel located in a former medieval convent. The building was refurbished, in a quiet contemporary style with charming period details. There is a pretty garden and a spacious outdoor terrace with fine views to the historic city of Santiago. Rooms are large and extremely comfortable. The old town of Santiago, and good restaurants, are just a short stroll away.

Rías Baixas You will be staying two nights in a lovely manor house, dating back to the 15th century. The house has recently been renovated and its guest rooms are spacious and very comfortable. The decoration is in a calm traditional style, with some period furniture. The house is located on a small estate in a delightful village, a leading production centre for Albariño wine. There are lovely grounds, which include terraced gardens, a fruit orchard, and a vineyard. It is a wonderful place to unwind. The location is within easy walking distance of the historic centre.

Ribeiro For the last two nights of your stay will be sojourning in a relaxing and elegant small size hotel cum winery set among vineyards. This is another beautiful building, an 18th century manor house, painstakingly renovated whilst keeping an old world charm. Decoration is classy, with wood paneling, stone floors, and fireplace mantles preserved. Room are very comfortable, combining modern amenities with some period furniture. The views over the land are gorgeous: especially those over the vineyards against a backdrop of jagged mountains. In the premises you will find an atmospheric dining room with one of the best restaurants of the region. There is also a nice garden terrace. A lovely place, perfect to unwind and to sample a wide selection of the wines produced at the on-site winery. The attractive old town of Ribadavia with its remarkable and ancient Jewish quarter is around the corner

How To Get There

The easiest way might be to fly into Santiago de Compostela’s airport. There are direct flights into Santiago de Compostela airports from many cities in Europe. For trans-Atlantic flights, it may be easiest to connect in Madrid, Porto, Lisbon or Barcelona.

As an alternative to flying into Santiago de Compostela’s, you can fly into La Coruña and Vigo airport in Galicia in Spain, which offer several daily connections with main European cities. La Coruña is a 50-minute drive from Santiago de Compostela, Vigo a little over 1 hour. Both cities have train connections with Santiago de Compostela. Another option is to arrive & depart via Porto in Portugal. Santiago de Compostela is connected by good roads to Porto; the drive between these cities takes about two and a half hours.

In order to get to the various wineries taking part in the tour, from day 2 you would need a rental car or a private car service. In Santiago however a car is not necessary, as the city is best explored on foot.

Kindly note the pricing on our website does not include transportation, since the cost is largely dependent on the number of people requiring such service. Of course we would be happy to organize a bespoke car service or rent a car on your behalf. If you would like Paladares Travel to assist you, please let us know.

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THE 10 BEST Wine Tours & Tastings in Galicia, Spain

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1. Guided tour of Bodegas Granbazán

2. Tapas Tour with Drinks and Tapas included at Old Town of Santiago

3. Full Day Excursion to the Rías Baixas and Isla da Toxa

4. Rías Baixas Tour

5. Rías Baixas Private Tour with Wine Tasing, Food, Mussels Boat and Pickup

6. Albariño Private Wine Tour from Santiago de Compostela

7. Santiago de Compostela: Cheese and Wine Tasting Experience

8. Ribeira Sacra, "Heroic Wines" Private Tour from Santiago

9. Premium Tour of Porto Santiago Compostela lunch and wine tasting

10. Albariño Private Wine Tour in Rias Baixas

11. Rias Baixas PRIVATE Shore tour

12. Rías Baixas Private Tour from Santiago de Compostela

13. Guided Winery tour and Wine tasting in Pontevedra

14. Galicia 4-day Food & Wine Private Tour

15. Albarino : Sensorial experience and Heritage

16. Albariño trails Private Wine Tour/Shore excursion from Vigo

17. Rias Baixas Private Wine Tasting Tour in a Porsche Taycan

18. Albariño Wine Tasting with Winery Tour

19. Santiago de Compostela to Porto & Douro Valley 2-day Private Tour

20. Private Historical and Cultural Tour in Coruña with Beer or Wine

21. Winery Tour and Tasting at the Galician Estate

22. Private Shore Tour Galicia South Atlantic Coast, Portugal &Wine

23. Wine and Petiscos Tasting Experience in A Guarda

24. Wine regions of Galicia 4 Day Food & Wine small group "Private Tour"

25. Private Gourmet Culinary Tour of Galicia (1 to 4 days)

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• Albariño Private Wine Tour from Santiago de Compostela
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• Albariño trails Private Wine Tour/Shore excursion from Vigo
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Rías Baixas Albariño Wine Tours From Vigo (Galicia)

The Rías Baixas are five flooded river valleys which form estuaries on the coast of Galicia in north-west Spain. The region is famous for its dry and fruity white wines produced almost exclusively with the Albariño grape which thrives in the moist, coastal, climate of Galicia.

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Whilst it was the Romans who first introduced wine making to the region, it was the Cistercian monks from the Monastery of Armenteira who refined the process in the 12th century. It was only in the early 20th century following the devastation of the phylloxera blight that winemakers started to realise the potential of the native Albariño grape.

It wasn’t until 1980 that the region’s wines were officially recognised as ‘Denominación Específica Albariño’. This was changed to ‘Denominación de Origen (DO) Rías Baixas’ in 1988 to comply with an EU law which doesn’t allow a wine region to be recognised for a single variety of grape.

Sub-Zones of the D.O. Rías Baixas

Most of the 20,000 vineyards in the region produce wines which are made exclusively with Albariño grapes rather than with a blend. As a result there are only subtle differences between the following sub-zones of the (DO) Rías Baixas:

Val do Salnés: is on the lower banks of the Umia river close to Cambados town. The soil mainly consists of rocks and the grapes grow on vines on both sides and the flat floor of the valley. O Rosal: is further south and runs along the Portuguese border at the river Miño as far as Tui town. The banks of the river are terraced with vineyards and the soil in the area is made up of broken pieces of rock. Condado do Tea: lies in the west and runs from Tui up to Riveiro along the Miño valley. The soil here consists of slate and granite and there are several small rivers running through the valleys. Soutomaior: is a sub zone which lies south of Pontevedra city. Although covered in granite the soils here are sandy and light. Ribera de Ulla: is the most newly acquired of the sub-zones. This area with its alluvial soil was incorporated into the Rías Baixas wine region in the year 2000 and runs north of the city of Pontevedra.

Winemaking in Rías Baixas

Rías Baixas Climate: The Rías Baixas wine region has an Atlantic climate with a high rainfall compared to other areas of Spain and a regular sea fog. The temperature in the summer time does not usually go above 30ºC, falling to around 0ºC during the winter months. Of the five sub zones, Ribera do Ulla and Val do Salnés are the coldest as they are nearer to the coast than the others. The vineyards sometimes experience problems with strong winds especially when accompanied by frost and hailstones.

Rías Baixas Grape Varieties: In total the regulatory council of the Rías Baixas wine region allows the use of 14 varieties of grape. However, in reality the Albariño grape accounts for over 90 percent of all planted vines. Other approved white grapes include Treixadura, Loureira Blanca, Caiño Blanco, Godello and Torrontés. There are also a number of approved red grapes for the region but red wine is fairly insignificant, representing less than 1% of all production.

Rías Baixas Vineyards: Most vineyards in the Rias Baixas region train their grapes along granite poles in a pergola trellising system introduced by the Romans. This protects the vines from humidity at the same time as providing exposure to the sun. Most producers run small-scale operations and harvest their vines by hand.

Rías Baixas Wine Tourism

Private winery tours with driver.

A number of chauffeur-driven wine tours with an English-speaking guide can be arranged with a Galician wine specialist based in Vigo. Various options exist ranging from one day tours to week long self-drive wine tours of the Rías Baixas wine region.

Rías Baixas Private Wine Tour Departs from: Vigo Duration: 8-9 Hours This private tour begins in the city of Vigo where your driver will collect you from your hotel or cruise ship. You will then transport you to the O Salnes Valley where you’ll visit the Pazo de Señorans and Pazo Baion wineries. After lunch in a Michelin-starred restaurant you’ll visit the sanctuary of Nosa Señora da Lanzada and the traditional fishing village of Combarro before returning to Vigo.

Self-Drive Galicia Winery Tours

Galicia where each corner brings a pleasant surprise

At tours of galicia, we want to show you the diversity of this little known corner of spain.

Tours of Galicia offers a variety of private tours that cover the most attractive areas of Galicia, northern Portugal, and some parts of northern Spain. Check all the tours we offer and pick the one that suits you best. Enjoy and discover all the possibilities this land offers to the curious traveler avid of new experiences, landscapes, history, and culture. Galicia is known as the seventh Celtic nation for its cultural ties with the Celtic world. 

Atlantic Coast Tours

These are the tours of the Atlantic Coast we offer:

• Finisterre and Costa da Morte
• Ría of Arosa and Pontevedra
• Barbanza and Arosa
• Vigo and the southern coast

Wine tours and experiences

Our wine tours, cover the most important regions of Galicia, northern Spain and Portugal the tours we offer are:

• Albariño wine experience
• Ribeira Sacra heroic wines
• 2 day 1 night Porto and the Douro Valley
• 4 day 3-night Galician wines tour
•  The Fabulous Route N-120, 10-day tour

Shore excursions

Our Shore excursion cover the major ports in Galicia; La Coruña, Ferrol, Vilagarcía and Vigo.

•  Pontevedra and Combarro Vigo
• Wine tour from Villagarcia or Vigo
• Southern Galician coast from Vigo
• Santiago de Compostela from Vilagarcia, La Coruña and Ferrol
• La Coruña day tour from La Coruña and Ferrol
• Betanzos and the northern Coast from Ferrol and La Coruña
• Finisterre from La Coruña

We offer transfers to several locations within Galicia, just tell us your needs and we will find a solution for you.

• Airport transfers to all the airports in Galicia and Porto
• Round trip city transfers.
• One way city transfers
• Transfers for Cruisers click here to see
• Custom made trips.

Private tours of Galicia

Private tours of Galicia, Private routes in Galicia 

Galicia 4-day Food & Wine Private Tour

• WiFi on board
• Phone charger
• Photographic memento of your experience
• Bottled water
• Entry/Admission - Bodegas del Palacio de Fefinanes
• Entry/Admission - Bodegas Granbazan
• Entry/Admission - Ourense Thermal Springs
• Entry/Admission - Ribeira Sacra
• Entry/Admission - Museo Casas de Muñecas Monforte
• Santiago de Compostela, Municipality of Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain Train station or pickup point to be agreed with travelers
• Designated pickup points previously agreed upon.
• Santiago De Compostela Airport, Santiago de Compostela Spain
• Vigo Airport, Vigo Spain
• La Coruna Airport, La Coruna Spain
• Av. Esteiro, 15403 Ferrol, A Coruña, Spain
• Avenida Rubine, Av. Rubine, A Coruña, 15004 La Coruña, Spain
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• If you cancel at least 7 days in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.
• If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee.
• If you cancel within 2 days of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
• Museo Casas de Muñecas Monforte
• Casco antiguo de Pontevedra
• Las Médulas Natural Monument

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• cubanita2012 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent Tour of Riax Baixas - worth the trip! Booked this tour with Civitatis and it was truly a gem of an experience. Our tour guide Lucia was informative and knew the whole history on the region as well as all of the sites we went to visit. The only suggestion I would give it's the map location on where to meet, I had to call the office and asked exactly where the meeting place was. We visited the Adega Eidos winery and all of the wines were delicious. Then went to have boat tour with all the mussels you can eat along with more wines, it was truly worth every penny spent. Afterwards we finish by visiting Cambarro and the beach area, very beautiful area. Read more Written November 20, 2022
• Inspire66162188863 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Day trip for a personalized wine, mussel, boat and stimulating tour. Punctual! I was immediately comfortable with Juanjo Cuenca, who is widely knowledgeable about not only the Galicia region but of the food, culture and people. He also speaks perfect English and lived in the States for 5 years, which made for fun conversation. I loved the wine tasting and the bilingual proprietor of the winery. No pressure at all to buy to ship home. I would have stayed all day to learn more. Mussels! I adore mussels and I was not disappointed. The boat was fun. You are given a huge tub of steamed mussels to eat with wine, water or soda. You’re taken to a mussels farm offshore to see how they are cultivated. Very interesting. Afterward, we took a stroll around the ancient walkways with restaurants and boutiques and Juanjo pointed out interesting regional points. We had lunch at a small, quiet out of the way place for the most outstanding Pulpo I have ever had. The time went quickly. I highly recommend this very customer-customized trip. I am not able to walk long distances and Juanjo immediately shortened the walk. He is a complete gentleman, knowledgeable and a very special tour operator. Read more Written October 2, 2022
• 122arielw 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Absolutely Lovely Juanjo is an joy to work with, he took us to three wineres and a lovely lunch under the vines. He is thoughtful and made a great itinerary for my partner and I. He helped me along with my mediocre Spanish and made the tour a highlight of our trip. I recommend him to anyone who wants to experience Albarino this way. Read more Written August 10, 2022
• BoilerFan1993 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Special wines and so much more! We did a full-day wine tour (in excellent English, which saved us from my terrible Spanish!) with Juanjo. First, the guy is a real pro - he's not just a driver like you might get on some other bigger-group tours, he's a true local who takes pride in giving his clients the best experience possible! He knows the whole area from top to bottom, and he evolved the tour throughout the day based on our conversations and interests. Of course we had some amazing wines in beautiful settings in a variety of different wineries (including access to people and places that we never could have gotten on our own), but the local knowledge, access to off-the-beaten-path sites, and of course the excellent lunch (along with tips on how it's prepared) were all special touches that made this a truly memorable experience. We look forward to getting back to the area again to book another trip! Read more Written June 14, 2022
• neenal2018 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing Wine and Food Tour in Rias Baixas! We had the BEST time exploring Rias Baixas with Juanjo! He picked us up in a comfortable vehicle from Santiago de Compostela and showed us Galicia’s beautiful wine region. He seamlessly translated Spanish to English when needed, and introduced us to local wine makers and their families. I can’t think of a more perfect day! If you want an authentic and local wine and (delicious) seafood experience in Galicia, book this tour! Read more Written September 20, 2021
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• FJGonzalezG 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Tours of Galicia and Juanjo Cuenca are terrific! After much research on the internet, we selected the “One day Rias Baixas private tour” offered by Tours of Galicia, and we could not have done better. Juanjo Cuenca is an expert tour guide, and more. He is a fount of knowledge, well-prepared, flexible, and knows how to read his clients. My wife and I have done winery tours in the United States, like Albariño, and we both speak Spanish. Our conversation with Juanjo shifted back and forth seamlessly between his excellent colloquial English and Spanish, as the situation required. We were picked up at our hotel in Santiago, on time, and proceeded to the Salnés valley for a tour of four wineries in Juan’s comfortable SUV, which had bottled water and rechargers for our phones. We visited two small and two medium-sized wineries. We learned about the grape, the vineyards, the harvesting, and differences in wine production, and creative ways wineries in Galicia are making the most of the Albariño grape. All offered tastings with snacks. In one we bought a surprisingly good sparkling Albariño (who knew there was such a thing?!!!), cosmetics, and a wine reduction jam. In another, we bought a bottle of delicious Galician grappa called “Orujo.” In a third, we bought three bottles of phenomenal Albariño. For lunch, Juanjo offered a couple of options, and we opted for a “furrancho,” an informal family-run eating establishment where the draw is the home-made Albariño. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was homey (a family came in all dressed as cowboys and girls, as it was carnival season), and the Albariño served in traditional saucers/cups was surprisingly good. Along the way, we talked constantly about the history and culture of Galicia, the topography, land tenure, economics, etc. Juanjo would point out salient features and sites, and he offered a few stops that were great: the “lonxa” at Cambados, where we were able to see the fishermen’s catch before the daily auction and the church of St. James in Padrón (where St. James’ remains arrived in Spain). We were very lucky, as the church of Santa María de Iria Flavia, where Nobel Price literature winner Camilo Jose Cela is buried, happened to be open. We were also lucky, as the weather was sunny and cool—not what you’d expect in late February. Having said that, it was Juanjo who made the day. We had high expectations, and they were exceeded in every way. Read more Written March 7, 2020
• 389DanP 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles winery tour and more Juan Jose was a great tour guide. We went to three very different wineries. He answered all our questions about the area and it's history. It was an all day tour and we learned so much not only about wine but the whole area in general. Highly recommend this tour Read more Written December 4, 2019
• otherpaul 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A great guide. My wife and I like getting away from the beaten track when we visit a place. We could have taken a commercial tour, but we prefer going to the places that interest us. We found Juanjo to be just the man we were looking for. He was well reviewed on TripAdvisor. We contacted him several months before our ship was scheduled to arrive in Vigo. He was willing to put together a tour of the area that met our needs. His English is great. He had lived in the US for several years. He picked us up at the cruise dock as planned and took us to the older, more interesting parts of towns in the area such as Pontevedra. He explained how people used to live and what goes on now. He told us about the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela and what is it like to be on it. He introduced us to local foods and wines as we went, and when the small farmhouse restaurant he had reserved for lunch had changed their minds and closed, he found another one that provided a variety of enjoyable local dishes. He got us back to our ship on time, as he had promised. His services for the day were less expensive that any of the ship excursions available. And, he tailored the day to our desires. If we come to this area again, we are very likely to ask for him again. Read more Written October 27, 2019
• tal_red 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Enjoyed harvest in Ribera Sacra I did two day trips with Juan: Salnès Valley (Albariño) & Ribeira Sacra. Both days we visited both boutique & larger wineries for tasting and visits. Juan will tailor his tours based on your interests. I’m a wine nerd so I enjoyed the visits with passionate winemakers making wines they love and involved at all levels of production. It was such a treat to experience harvest in both these wine regions of Galicia. In Salnès valley we made an unplanned stop to see the seafood auctions in Cambados. In Ribeira Sacra, we made stops at miradores to take in the grandiose and magnificent views. The lunch stops both days at small restaurants were also a true treat. Juan picks you up in a very comfortable Jeep & makes sure you are comfortable. Read more Written September 25, 2019
• Abigail R 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles 3 day food and wine tour Galicia We really enjoyed our tour with Juanjo. We were able to visit a few boutique family run Bodegas/ wineries as well as eat like a local at places that we would not have known about had it not been for Juanjo's insider access and knowledge of the zone. He also Incorporated scenic and historic sites in our tour. He is very generous with his time. If was definitely a treat to have a private guide with knowledge of the area and a good working relationship with wineries thus insuring a memorable experience. We highly recommend visiting the Anadigna winery, it was probably our favorite, the winemaker was very generous with his time and the wine is excellent boutique wine. We are anxiously awaiting the arrival of wine that we ordered this week after finishing our supply that we purchased during our tour. Read more Written September 8, 2019
• sfroelich 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Port in Porto Juanjo was a most pleasant, timely, and informed tour guide. He accommodated our specifics and filled the day with wonderful stories and experiences. Read more Written August 9, 2019
• Maria Jose C 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A must A very thorough and complete wine tour, visiting different producers, large and small with a very distinctive way of making good wine. You will taste every wine. Excellent tour! Read more Written May 28, 2019
• Maria Jose C 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The best Do you want to Know Galicia? This is the best guided tour. Juanjo is very kind and an expert in Monuments and also wineries! No doubt. I spent one week in Galicia, and two days tour with Tours of Galicia knowing historical towns, places, beaches and if you want to eat the best food you will go to the furanchos. Private houses located in little townships with the best and topical food and very good prices. Juanjo is an expert in this! Read more Written May 28, 2019

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