easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical effort required.
Join Bluscus Turismo Marinero on a boat trip through Vigo’s water farms, learning about mussel cultivation and ending with a fresh seafood tasting paired with local albariño wine on the stunning beach of A Borna. Discover Galicia’s maritime traditions in a unique, hands-on experience.
In the vibrant coastal city of Vigo, located in the Galicia region of Spain, maritime tradition and culinary excellence collide. Bluscus Turismo Marinero offers a compelling way to connect with this rich heritage through its 'Ruta del mejillón en goleta'—a boat-based journey into the world of mussel cultivation. As you set sail aboard a traditional batea, you’ll witness firsthand the innovative techniques behind Galicia’s famed seafood industry, with floating farms gently bobbing in the calm waters of the ría de Vigo. Your guide, a local with deep knowledge of the area’s aquaculture, will take you through the intricacies of mussel farming, revealing secrets of this sustainable practice practiced for generations.
The tour culminates at the stunning beach of A Borna, where fresh mussels are served straight from the water in a casual tasting complemented by Galicia’s renowned albariño wine. It’s a sensory experience—land, sea, flavor, and tradition—all rolled into one memorable outing. This trip stands out because it offers an authentic glimpse into Galicia’s maritime economy while providing a delightful culinary aspect that no other adventure in the area can match.
Bluscus Turismo Marinero’s focus on sustainable practices and its local roots make this experience a must for anyone interested in seafood, coastal history, or unique culinary adventures. Whether you're a food lover or a curious traveler looking to understand the area's fishing heritage, this trip provides a meaningful and tasty connection to Galicia’s seafaring roots, all within a scenic and inviting setting.
Expect splashes and sea spray during the boat ride, so dress accordingly.
This popular tour tends to fill up quickly, especially in peak season.
Protect yourself from the sun while enjoying outdoor tasting by the beach.
Ensures you have time to settle and get the most out of your experience.
The ría de Vigo has been a vital fishing and maritime hub for centuries, deeply influencing local culture and cuisine.
Efforts to maintain sustainable aquaculture practices help preserve Galicia’s marine environment for future generations.
Keeps you dry during the boat ride and any unexpected splashes.
Protects your skin during outdoor time on the boat and beach.
summer specific
Provides shade and helps prevent sunstroke while outdoors.
summer specific
Suitable for walking on boat decks and beach walks.