Cruises from La Coruna

Coruña, capital of the Province of Coruña, is Galicia’s second largest city in north western Spain. Its actual name, A Coruña, originated from the city’s ancient Tower of Hercules, which still exists as a lighthouse. The town, which is also a port on the Atlantic Ocean, evokes a romantic and an historic feel.

It’s great to experience the world class vacation haven of Coruña; get to know the people, the places, where to go and why, you can be sure that what you have read is really how it is. From very good accommodation to the numerous first class restaurants to the city’s tours services, look no further than Coruña for a great holiday.

Still contemplating whether or not to go? Well, there are so many reasons to convince you. Deciding to unwind at Coruña enables vacation seekers to explore the beaches on the Mediterranean Sea; the city’s beaches are captivating sights (two of the most popular are Riazor and Orzán) the island’s flora & fauna as well as the Spotlight maps and much, much more.

The Atlantic Ocean plays a major role in neutralising A Coruña’s weather conditions. There are severe variations of climate in the autumn and winter seasons, with storms and rainfall. There’s nothing to worry about, however, as A Coruña’s climate is usually mild with frost in winter and the summer is dry and humid. Visitors to A Coruña should expect occasional rainfall in the summer. The weather is generally conducive in A Coruña, with cool and fairly calm temperatures.

In A Coruña, you’ll find so much to enjoy, including the colourful site of the Roman Tower of Hercules built many centuries ago. The city is synonymous for its glazed window balconies known as gallerias. Discover for yourself the A Coruña’s treasures that include its Romanesque collection of streets, squares and medieval churches. Also lying in wait for you are the Aquarium Finisterrae, the Domus and the Science Museum, with modern and recreational tastes.

This article would be incomplete without mentioning A Coruña’s range of fine dining options. Treat yourself to dishes of the city’s seafood that rank quality above quantity. The city has a long history of knowing how best to prepare all things offered by the sea. To accompany these great meals there are local wines that leave guests yearning for more. You will find Casa Pardo, A la Brasa, Coral, Domus (Museo del Hombre) among the best places to eat.

Enjoy the best of golf at Club de Golf La Coruña (La Coruña) & Club de Golf Val de Rois (La Coruña) as well as monuments such as Monuments Torre de Hércules, (La Coruña) Iglesia de Santiago (La Coruña), Colegiata de Santa María del Campo (La Coruña).

Holidaymakers will find the residents of A Coruña very friendly and more than willing to assist as guides. Make A Coruña your next port of call and visit the breathtaking parks that include the "Fragas" of the River Eume National Park, the Dunes of "Corrubedo" National Park (a beach park) and Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park.