The final stage of spring season leads us north through the system of Galician fjords to the legendary Coast of Death.
From the sheltered waters of Rias we head into open ocean and round Cape Finisterre.
7 days
1600 €
Start/Finish Cities and Airports:
🇪🇸 Vigo: Vigo [VGO], Porto [OPO] 🇪🇸 A Coruña: A Coruña [LCG], Santiago de Compostela [SCQ]
Approximate step by step route:
Vigo → Isla de Ons, 20 nm
Isla de Ons → Arousa, 15 nm
Arousa → Muros, 30 nm
Muros → Finisterre, 20 nm
Finisterre → Muxía, 20 nm
Muxía → Isla Sisarga, 30 nm
Isla Sisarga → A Coruña, 25 nm
difficulty of this stage is 2 out of 5
Open water passages alternate with entries to sheltered bays, and the passages are really short. But, anyway, spring in Galicia brings different weather, and the section along Costa da Morte and Cape Finisterre requires careful navigation.
COST
Personal safety equipment (lifejackets, lifelines, PLBs)
Bed in a twin/double cabin with blankets, pillows, clean linens and towels
TRAVEL STYLE
Transition from calm bay waters to ocean navigation along rocky Atlantic coastline.
INCLUDED
Airplane tickets and transfers from/to the boat
Ship's fund (food, fuels, marinas)
Any additional costs outside (restaurants, museums, souvenirs, car rentals etc.)
Personal insurance
NOT INCLUDED
Please note that the team altogether takes part in grocery shopping and in maintaining the boat clean during the voyage and after it.
ROUTE HIGHLIGHTS
Navigation along the Coast of Death with a stop in traditional port of Muxía.
Passing through three archipelagos of the National Park: Salvora, Ons and Cies islands with their pristine beaches.
Exploring deep Galician fjords — Ria de Arousa and Ria de Muros with their fishing villages.
Costa da Morte
Atlantic Islands
Rias System
Rounding the historic "End of the Earth" —one of the westernmost points of continental Europe.
Cape Finisterre
Experience Details
Navigation:
Working with tidal currents, reading coastline, navigating along rocky shores.
Maritime Heritage:
Lighthouses and ports tell stories of seafaring through different ages.
Natural Diversity:
Contrast between sheltered rias waters and open ocean.
Galician Cuisine:
From fishing villages to city markets — exploring region's gastronomic traditions.
START YOUR EXPLORATION
To embark on a sea voy adventures with us, please fill out the application form.