The Jeep Tour in Ferrol focuses heavily on the naval history associated with northern Spain, with the first stop being an area of a section located on the coast, known as “Red Natura”. During the itinerary it is possible to make a brief stop at Cabo Prioriño where you can enjoy magnificent views over the entrance to the Ferrol estuary and find a bird observatory (namely seagulls, cormorants, terns, gannets, shearwaters, among others).

The itinerary will pass close to “San Xurxo” beach and cross the small village of Vila da Eigrexa. Small herds of cows are often seen along this route, with Galicia being the autonomous community with the largest milk production in Spain.

Throughout the tour it is possible to find several remains related to the region's military history throughout the region, and the route will go through one of the tunnels of one of the maritime defense batteries in the Gulf of Artabro. 

One of the last stops will be made at the Prior coastal batteries, as the Artrabro Gulf defense line was made up of five batteries. This entire area consisted of a large defensive complex built between 1929 and 1934. Its main purpose was to protect the military ships in the Ferrol arsenal.

During the tour, countless curiosities and facts about the Galicia region will be shared, and this tour is the perfect combination between an adventurous spirit, an interest in nature and historical facts. Go on an adventure and discover the north of Spain and its stories in an irreverent way!