al de 2018 está se aproximando e com ele estamos também um passo mais perto do que será a mais longa peregrinação marítima já organizada. Três anos depois da Ruta Traslatio 2021, na Fundação, não paramos de trabalhar para tornar essa jornada algo para recordar. E sim,...
Two of the tall ships involved in Iacobus Maris Route 2021 have available berths on board this spring and summer, so you can live the experience of being part of the crew as a trainee. The are two options: The Pelican of London: This ship was built in France in 1948,...
From the Foundation we want to show our support to S4 Insurance Brokerage and Risk Management in the celebration of its 6th Christmas Concert “Por ellos” to be held on December 20 at 8:00 pm at the Mar de Vigo Auditorium and whose Full benefits will be allocated, in equal parts, to the Berce Social Initiative Association and the Bicos de Papel Association.
The event, aimed at all audiences but especially children, will feature the performances of comedian Carlos Blanco, magician and magician Pedro Volta and the musical group Ardentía with Magín Blanco.
The end of 2018 is approaching and with it we are also one step closer to what will be the longest maritime pilgrimage ever organized.
Three years after the Ruta Traslatio 2021, at the Foundation we did not stop working to make that journey something to remember. And yes, there are still three years left, but a pilgrimage of this caliber requires all our efforts so that the event becomes the most important in the world of the maritime pilgrimage so far.
It is almost impossible to encrypt the number of pilgrims who since the ninth century have traveled hundreds of kilometers to reach the Cathedral of Santiago and complete what more and more people consider an experience that must be lived at least once in life.
On the way to the X edition of the O Cabaleiro das Cunchas Maritime Route, we look back and realize the countless good times that the Route and the sailing have given us, and we can not do anything but invite you to continue sharing them with you.
The sailboat makes its sailing training program an experience in which the companions become family during a journey in which everyone has to participate and work as a team to bring the ship to a successful conclusion. Responsibility, collaboration, learning and above all a lot of fun.
To the most curious we anticipate that it is very possible that the large sailing ship docks in the Port of Vigo in the coming days. Who would you like him to open his doors to the public and be able to meet him in person?
This week the Port of Vigo had one of the most beautiful and famous sailboats in the world, the great Pelican of London.
The ship stands out for its training activity, so this year in addition to its usual crew, has nothing more and nothing less than 30 students, between 14 and 19 years, and 5 mentors; the majority of German, Swiss and Austrian nationality.
Crossing oceans since 1948, the Pelican of London crossed this time the Atlantic waters to go to the Port of Vigo, where it has docked this morning around 12 o’clock.
The ship will open its doors to the public on the 23rd and 24th, from 4:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. And continuing our custom of trying to make the nautical world accessible to all, we have managed to make it free of charge.
Lovers of the Camino de Santiago have a date this week, on days 23, 24 and 25 in the Faculty of Geography and History of Compostela, the city that culminates the path of thousands of pilgrims every day.
This is the second edition of the International Congress The year of European cultural heritage and the Camino de Santiago.
From the Lima river to the cold and Atlantic waters of Baiona. There we will celebrate the penultimate stop of the Ruta do Cabaleiro, in order to discover all the history that surrounds it.
The reasons that make the coastal city a destination to visit are many and varied, but there is one of them that made us choose it as a mandatory stop.
And it is not the wonderful views that we can enjoy from its cliffs, but the historical fact that left it marked for life: the arrival of the caravel Pinta to its waters.
The fourth stop of our journey takes us to the mouth of the river Lima, ready to dock in the huge port of Viana do Castelo and discover its charms of those who talk so much.
The sea always brings with it the stories and legends that we like the most, and maybe that is the reason why we like this city so much.
Separated from Porto by the most important river of the Portuguese northwest, and united by the six historical bridges that communicate them; Vila Nova de Gaia has become a city of enormous tourist attraction for the neighboring country.
The pier, its colorful boats, the Calem cellars, its cobbled streets … The third stop of the Traditional Route will transport our pilgrims to the heart of the Portuguese north to make them live together endless moments together.