Programme
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This programme is subject to changes.
26 SEPTEMBER –URBAN VIGO
- The participants arrive in the city of Vigo. Check-in at Hotel
- 14.00 hrs Welcome to participants. Blogger Trip Vigo begins..
- 14’30 hrs Lunch at Lamari restaurant.
- 16’30 hrs Stroll through the Green Zone. Vigo Port. A laxe shopping centre. Calle de los Cestos.
- 17’30 hrs Stroll alongCalle Príncipe and surrounding area.
- 18’30 hrs MARCO Museum guided tour. Short presentation of the history of the building, followed by a trip through the 1st floor exhibition, 'Short forms, others'.
- 19.30 hrs Free time
- 21’00 hrs Dinner at Baño María Restaurant.
- 23’00 hrs Drinks at Twenty Pub.
27 SEPTEMBER - VIGO UNIVERSITY + SEA VIGO
- 11’00 hrs Visit to Anfaco Museumof the Canning Industry: Visit to Anfaco Museum, Visit to Pilot Plant at Canning Technological Centre, Laboratory Visit.
- 13’00 hrs Visit to Vigo University Campus. Stroll though Vigo University Campus.
- 13’30 hrs Visit to Castrelos Park. Stroll through the Pazo Quiñones de León gardens.
- 14’30 hrs Lunch at Mirador do Cepudo restaurant.
- 17.00 hrs Free time
- 19.00 hrs Visit to O Castro. Visit to the ruins of the San Sebastián castle and to the ancient constructions of the Castro culture.
- 20.15 hrs Visit to Bouzas. Stroll through the streets of the old seafaring town of Bouzas.
- 21.00 hrs Bar crawl in Bouzas
- 23’00 hrs Drinks in Churruca District
- 11.00 hrs Trabfer by private boat to the Cíes Isles. A Sailway hostess receives the Bloggers at the Vigo Water Sports Club so as to welcome them and take them to the boat.
- 11.15 hrs Departure in the direction of Cíes Isles. Travel by sailboat along the Vigo River, the bloggers can help out with the sailboat manoeuvres. Before reaching the islands, we go by the mussel punts so as to sail amongst them and explain how those molluscs, so typically Galician, are bred.
- 13.30 hrs Arrival at the islands. Before anchoring at Playa de Rodas, the skipper will sail behind the islands so we can observe the beauty of the archipelago from the sea. You will find out about South island, only accessible by private boat, with its spectacularly wild San Martiño beach.
- 13.30 hrs Visit to visitors centre and free time
- 14.30 hrs Lunch on board
- 16.30 hrs Guided tour from A pedra da Campá.
- 18.15 hrs Return on the sailboat in the direction of Vigo on the way
- 20.15 hrs Arrival at the Vigo Water Sports Club
- 20.30 hrs Free time at the Hotel
- 21’45 hrs Dinner at the Suppo restaurant..
- 23’30 hrs Drinks at the Habla! pub..
29 SEPTEMBER - RELAX IN VIGO
- 10.00 hrs Special farewell breakfast at the Nagari Hotel. Buffet breakfast in reserved area with French Windows of the Restaurant with views of the Poplar Grove. It includes a buffet with a variety of cold and hot products making up the full breakfast.
- 11.30 hrs Spa session at the Nagari Hotel. Skyline circuit made up of a naturalised swimming pool with dynamic jets of water, swan necks, hydro massage beds and 2 Jacuzzis.
Caterina Chimenti is a freelance web designer and journalist with a great passion for travel. Caterina made her first trip when she was just 8 years old and she has not stopped travelling since then. Her hobbies are photography, writing and web page design. She regularly publishes posts on trips on her “Lonely Traveller” blog.
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Marta grew up in a small town near Venice but she was hungry to see the world. As soon as she finished school, she moved to London, where she worked in the travel business and the mass media for several years. In 2009, her desire for adventure led her to quit her life in London to go round the world in 11 months, which led her to Asia, Australia, New Zealand and the United States, and that is where her urge to create a blog came from. 
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