
This year, the culinary tourism scene in Spain is brimming with pride as we at Eat&Walkabout have just won at the prestigious 2024 Global Culinary Travel Awards, organized by the World Food Travel Association (WFTA). We are honoured to be recognized as the Best Program to Promote Culinary Culture to Visitors. This award confirms that our passion for connecting travellers with authentic traditional food and wine has reached new heights. We can’t wait to continue offering unforgettable experiences!

As summer approaches, one big question returns: beach or mountain vacation? Both options offer spectacular scenery, culture, local cuisine and unforgettable activities, a great way to disconnect from everyday routine.

In a world that moves too fast, more and more travelers are choosing to stop, reconnect with their surroundings, and embrace authentic experiences. Watching the sunset over a vineyard, chatting with a local winemaker, or wandering through narrow streets without checking the time. This is the philosophy of slow travel, and it´s here to stay.

In the lush corners of Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, and the Basque Country, food is rooted in the land and shaped by the sea. Hearty stews, smoky cheeses, fresh-caught seafood, and robust wines fill the table, telling stories passed down through generations. These tours follow the rhythms of the countryside, where time slows down and every meal feels like home.

Have you ever heard about this? Slow Food experiences are a unique way to discover culinary culture with patience, respect for ingredients, and a true appreciation for each dish. From fresh food markets in Spain to the mouthwatering flavours of Madeira in Portugal, join us on a sensory journey through the Iberian Peninsula. If you´re a lover of fine food and wine, this is our selection of our best Slow Food experiences:

Traveling through Spain and Portugal is a unique experience, filled with unmatched history, culture, and cuisine. If you are looking for maximum comfort, luxury, and flexibility, our private car services and customized tours are the perfect option to explore the Iberian Peninsula. From the green lands of Galicia to the sunny coasts of Portugal, passing through multiple points of Spain, we offer you the opportunity to enjoy an exclusive and pleasant trip.

Baiona is located on the beautiful Atlantic Rias Baixas coast of Galicia in Northwestern Spain. A noble seaside town that offers a perfect blend of things to do for everyone! History, natural beauty, gastronomy, and outdoor adventures for people of all ages. If you are looking for a fun escape, Baiona has a wide range of activities to cater to your adventurous spirit. In this blog post, we will mention some of the best things to do in Baiona, including horse riding, sailing, and other delightful experiences that will make your visit to Baiona truly memorable!

Baiona is a beautiful coastal town located in Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. Situated down the southern coastal region of the Rias Baixas. It has a picturesque bay facing the Atlantic Ocean, with a port full of colorful small fishing boats and luxury yachts. A great destination to visit with family and friends all year round because of its mild climate and its numerous blue flag beaches, with some of the most popular beaches in Galicia, Spain.

Moaña is located on the Rias Baixas coast in the province of Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. This charming fishing village is considered one of the most attractive places to stay in Galicia, due to its important cultural heritage, stunning beaches, and of course, amazing local gastronomy!

Music, Culture and Gastronomy... Here is our list of the 5 Most Popular Festivals in Moaña, Galicia:

Música, Cultura y Gastronomía... Aquí tienes nuestra lista de Las 5 Fiestas Mas Populares en Moaña, Galicia: