The whole of the Galician Low Estuaries offers a balmy climate all year round, extraordinary monuments and country mansions, magnificent museums, Romanesque and Baroque churches, plentiful seafood dishes and delicious wine - there is something for everyone!

Begin traveling to the South of Galicia region, where you will pass small towns such as Iria Flavia, an important site of Roman emperors. You will also pass Padron, a medieval town lying between the rivers Sar and Ulla, before arriving at Carril, where you will admire the view of Cortegada Island.

After Carril, visit the town of Cambados, with the amazing 16th century Fefinanes Palace, and its busy port and fish market.

Next stop is Toxa, a dream-like island, nowadays a very up-market tourist destination with the best hotels and spas in the Region. On this island they produce the famous black soap of La Toja. You will have lunch at a typical restaurant in the beautiful seaside town of Sanxenxo.

After lunch, you will visit Combarro, declared a monumental town because of its narrow medieval streets, granaries and stone-crosses.

The last stop before returning to Santiago is the city of Pontevedra, the provincial capital, surrounded by Lerez river. In this pretty city, a walking tour will take you to see St. Mary's, San Francisco and the Pilgrim Madonna churches.

Utiel and Requena are world famous locations for producing world class wines and cavas, and Torre Oria is one of the most popular wineries in the area.

Your visit starts in the house of the wine cellar which was built in the early 1900's by Jose Donderis, a famous architect of the time. Your guide starts the tour with a brief introduction of the history of the wine cellar from the foundation to the present. The guide then explains the production process of cava, from the careful selection of the grapes to labelling of the final product.

The tour then continues for a visit to the house, production room, cava tunnels, caves and wine barrel warehouse. The tour finishes with a tasting of wine and cava. At the end of your visit, you will be presented with a souvenir bottle from the winery.

Barcelona is a leading international tourist destination which attracts millions of visitors with the quality and variety of its culture, cuisine and architecture. This is your opportunity to discover the city of Barcelona in one day.

Take an interesting route through Barcelona which includes Espana Square, the National Palace and Guell Park. Guell Park is a modernist creation built between 1900 and 1914 which was designed by Gaudi as a residential city garden in the English style. You will see the strange "gingerbread houses" and the famous mosaic lizard on the stairs.

See the well known church of the Sagrada Familia, which is the most famous work by architect Antonio Gaudi, and the emblem of Barcelona throughout the world. Started in 1882, the stunning church remains unfinished to this day.

Before you conclude the tour visit Barcelona Port, see La Ramblas and pass La Villa Olimpica, the buildings constructed to hold the sportsmen and sportswomen that traveled to Barcelona for the Olympic Games in 1992.