Apta para todas las edades • Avista la lluvia de meteoritos!
Head offshore from Bueu for a night-sailing experience that places you under the Perseids’ peak with an expert astronomer on deck. Quiet waters, granite headlands and minimal light pollution make this a prime stargazing trip in Galicia.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Basic mobility and the ability to stand for periods while on deck; suitable for most fitness levels.
Wildlife
History
The Perseids are traditionally associated with the feast of San Lorenzo (August 10), giving the shower its Spanish name Lágrimas de San Lorenzo.
Conservation
Operators keep tours short and nearshore to reduce fuel use and disturbance; observe dark-sky etiquette and avoid unnecessary lights to protect nocturnal wildlife.
Apta para todas las edades • Avista la lluvia de meteoritos!
Dress in warm layers
Temperatures drop on open water at night—bring a fleece and windproof jacket even in summer.
Bring closed shoes
Stable, closed footwear makes boarding and moving on deck safer after dark.
Charge a headlamp with red light
Use red light to preserve night vision while still navigating the deck or checking maps.
Check accessibility in advance
The catamaran allows access but some areas may not be adapted—call ahead if mobility is a concern.
Warm fleece or insulated jacket
Cancels the evening chill and wind on deck.
summer
Windproof shell
Protects against sea spray and gusts after sunset.
summer
Closed, non-slip shoes
Make boarding and moving safely on the catamaran easier.
Binoculars or a small telescope
Helps identify constellations and keeps detail on sky objects for enthusiasts.