Galicia

The region is a popular destination for hikers and walkers. If you are looking for long distances trail, the Spanish Way of St. James is a must. This leads through the charming cultural landscape of Galicia and ends in Santiago de Compostela. The capital of Galicia is home to the impressive cathedral - one of the most important pilgrimage sites of all and the alleged burial place of the Apostle James.

The Spanish region is not only interesting for pilgrims, however, but also offers a diverse landscape - there is something for everyone. In addition to plenty of culture, the outdoor offerings in Galicia are wonderful for an unforgettable active holiday.

Mountaineers go on tours in the Cantabrian Mountains and climb the 2127 m high Peña Trevinca. City travellers seek out the traditional port cities of Vigo and La Coruña.

After extensive physical activity, the beaches of Playa de Areas or Playa A Lanzana will entice you with their sparkling blue water. Here, the Spanish sun will pamper you and you can relax completely.