Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
The region of north-western Spain, comprising Galicia and the principality of Asturias, offers a magnificent range of landscapes and traditions. This destination, which is conducive to a change of scenery, offers all kinds of leisure activities, from hikes in the forest to cultural visits, as well as gastronomic tastings and yacht excursions. It should also be noted that its rugged coastline, exposed to oceanic influences, attracts water sports enthusiasts, especially surfers.
Lovers of sea cruises will also find what they are looking for, as yacht charter on the northwest coast of Spain always offers some wonderful moments of pleasure. The northern point of the Iberian peninsula is particularly interesting to discover by sailing along the Costa Verde, Costa Asturiana and Costa de Galicia. The coastal cities of Asturias, such as Gijon, Cudillero and Luanco, are delightful ports of call that reveal all the assets that make Atlantic Spain so unique.
And among the must-see anchorages in theregion, we can mention the Coruña marina, the Sada marina and the Real Club Náutico, which are located in La Coruña, as well as the Marina Davila Sport and the beach of Roda (Cies Islands), both belonging to the municipality of Vigo.
Discover the most beautiful tourist attractions of the northwest coast of Spain
Cruise passengers will really appreciate their gentle escape at sea along the north-western coast of Spain. It will be a unique opportunity for them to drop anchor close to magnificent beaches that are suitable for various fun leisure activities.
If you linger, for example, in the province of La Coruña, you will discover splendid sandy rivers that invite you to relax, such as the urban beach of Orzán. This beach is also a must for surfers. If you'd like to combine a bit of history with a swim, head for Playa Lagoa. This beach is close to the Tower of Hercules, considered to be the oldest Roman lighthouse in the world. Exploring the west coast of Galatia will also be an excellent excuse for yachtsmen, who will take the opportunity to drop anchor in the open sea off the famous Cies Islands, where endless hikes await them!
Succumb to the charm of the magnificent cities of Galicia
Opt for a sea trip during your vacation on the northwest coast of Spain and you will also be able to visit some magnificent towns. By water-jet-powered motorized craft, for example, to the port of Sada, you can explore some historical gems including the fortified castle of San Antón, which watches over the entrance to the city. Some beautiful churches also deserve special attention, such as the church of Santa María de Azougue, topped by a magnificent rose window. Food lovers will want to linger in Sada to sample the famous sardines during the popular festivals that enliven the town in August.
The city of Vigo invites you to dive into the heart of its history through its museums. Lovers of the sea will enjoy visiting the Galacia Sea Museum, which houses an aquarium containing all the marine species of Galacia.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 690 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer |
| Average price per week | $21,381 |
| Minimum weekly price | $710 |
| Maximum price per week | $682,453 |