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Seafood & Clam Digging with Bluscus Turismo Marinero in Cambados - Vigo

Seafood & Clam Digging with Bluscus Turismo Marinero in Cambados

Cambadosmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in reasonable physical condition, able to walk on uneven, muddy tidal flats and stand for extended periods during factory and tasting tours.

Overview

Join Bluscus Turismo Marinero in Cambados for a unique seafood adventure that blends clam digging, factory tours, and Albariño wine tastings along Spain’s Atlantic coast.

Guided Tour
Vigo, Pontevedra

Ruta tierra y mar Cambados

Para todas las edades • 5 horas • En un día conocerás lo mejor del mar y de la tierra de Galicia

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of clam digging with local harvesters, followed by an exclusive tour of a seafood canning factory. Conclude your adventure with a delightful tasting of exquisite albariño wine, immersing yourself in the rich flavors and traditions of Galician seafood culture. A unique journey for food lovers!

Experience the thrill of clam digging with local harvesters, followed by an exclusive tour of a seafood canning factory. Conclude your adventure with a delightful tasting of exquisite albariño wine, immersing yourself in the rich flavors and traditions of Galician seafood culture. A unique journey for food lovers!

Adventure Tips

Wear waterproof footwear

Tidal flats get muddy and wet during clam digging; sturdy waterproof boots keep you comfortable.

Book in advance

Limited group sizes mean early booking is recommended, especially in peak tourist seasons.

Bring a waterproof bag

Keep your belongings dry while working on the tidal flats and during the factory visit.

Prepare for uneven terrain

Tidal marshes and mudflats can be slippery; watch your footing to avoid falls.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • European oystercatchers frequent the tidal flats
  • Occasional sightings of bottlenose dolphins offshore

History

Cambados is famed for its centuries-old seafood traditions and is a heartland of Albariño wine production, spotlighting Galicia’s intertwined maritime and agricultural heritage.

Conservation

Local efforts maintain sustainable shellfish harvesting practices to preserve intertidal biodiversity and ensure community livelihoods endure for generations.

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Recommended Gear

Waterproof boots

Essential

Protects feet from mud and seawater while digging clams on tidal flats.

Weatherproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry and warm during potentially rainy or windy coastal weather.

fall specific

Sun protection

Essential

Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are crucial under Galicia’s bright summer sun.

summer specific

Reusable water bottle

Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially important during warm weather.