With a wild and spectacular scenery, the coastline of Galicia from Ribadeo at the mouth of the River Eo in the north, to the mouth of the River Miño at A Guarda in the south, is deeply cut by huge rías or estuaries, reminiscent of Scotland’s sea lochs. Inland it’s lush and wooded, thanks in part to the large amount of rainfall
Our mission is to show you the absolute best the region has to offer in terms of wine and food.
the region gets. The main attraction down the centuries has been the stunning old city of Santiago de Compostela, the third holiest site in Christendom after Jerusalem and Rome, which stands majestically at the end of the pilgrim trail.
Our tours
Tailor made tours
Take your pick and we'll put it together for you.
Whatever your ideas, North West Iberia Wine Tours can transform them into exciting plans. All you have to do is choose from the following activities and we’ll get back to you with a detailed proposal within 48 hours.
An insight into Galician baking with a visit to a family bakery that specialises in empanada. Empanada is a meat and vegetable or shellfish pie popular throughout Spain but considered a part of Galicia’s culinary DNA.
