With spring around the corner we are now featuring new tours which will get you outdoors discovering nature and culture while sampling local food and wines as you go.

For starters we have a special trip to announce... EATour’s Co-Founder, Sean O'Rourke has been invited to join/escort an unforgettable small ship cruise to small ship cruise to the hidden corners of Celtic Europe. For over 10 years now Sean has been guiding tours in Galicia, North-Western Spain showing visitors the sites of this forgotten Celtic Land. He is very excited to be part of this Celtic Quest since one of his many pastimes is studying ancient Celtic history to find out how Galicia is connected to the other Celtic nations (Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, Brittany and Isle of Man) which you will be exploring on this journey.

This memorable 13 day small ship Celtic Europe cruise will set sail from Vigo (Spain), largest fishing port in Europe and end in Greenock, Glasgow (Scotland) another important Celtic port. Discover along the way the rich regional traditions and the ties that unify; language, music, migration, ancestry and maybe even ale! Onboard the luxurious ninety-four passenger MS Andrea we take the road less travelled, visiting small island communities, wild islands, and important historical and archaeological sites including highlight excursions to the sacred pilgrimages of Santiago de Compostela and Iona. A trip not to be passed up, mark this one on your calendar and join in on the Celtic Ceilidh!

Cruising not for you? Then how about Biking? We have added some new and exciting bike adventures across Spain. Follow along the St. James Way to Santiago in a small group guided bike tour or self-guided bike tour. Next year will be the Holy Year Xacobeo 2010 so you can either beat the crowd and do the ride this year, or join the crowd and ride the trail during the Holy Year. Cycle through the vineyards and sample wines in the famous wine regions of La Rioja and Ribera del Duero. Riding South in the Andalusian Sun passing small white-washed villages, Olive groves, etc… Trace important routes of the Spanish Conquistadors in the land of Extremadura or Fonseca’s Route along the sliver way from Salamanca to Santiago. Leave the busy city of Barcelona behind, pedal the Medieval Routes of Southern Catalunya on this biking wine tour.

Well that’s a wrap on the newly added tours… if you can’t find what you’re looking for then drop us a line, because apart from all the ready-made tours we can customize a trip just for you step by step with one of our specialist!