Arrival and reception of visitors, information on the Rio Eo Oscos and Terras de Burón Biosphere Reserve, as well as information on activities, schedules, and Amaido's activities. Dinner

Breakfast at the Salmon Interpretation Center – San Tirso de Abres. Green Route by bike or on foot. History of the Green Route by Railway. Discover the Eo River, passing through its salmon fishing grounds. Depending on the season, you may meet with salmon fishermen. Arrival in Pontenova, visit the Fishing Museum, where you can see the world's largest trout (almost 9 meters long). Lunch and picnic in the recreational area on the banks of the Eo River. Afternoon in Pontenova and return to Amaido. Dinner and discussion, exchange of impressions.

Breakfast. Visit Taramundi, the Cutlery Museum, where you'll see the world's largest pocket knife. Visit Teixois Picnic. Pontenova, the Mines Route. Choose between the Ruta dos Fornos (about three hours long and a descent to level 1 of the mine) or, for the less adventurous, visit the entrance to the Consuelo Mine. A 2,5-hour tour, with the option of taking a zip line, a unique space that highlights the mining history and is a true historical complex. Dinner and discussion, where you'll exchange views.

Today we'll immerse ourselves in the Oscos forests, engaging all five senses to experience well-being along the Seimeira hiking trail, a legendary forest characterized by riparian species and oak and chestnut trees whose whimsical shapes are true monuments. We'll spend the afternoon in Santa Eulalia and return to Amaido for dinner and a chat, exchanging impressions.

Breakfast Visit to Vegadeo We will get to know the marshes of the Eo Estuary through the Eo-Vegadeo Trail, a natural space included in the Regional Network of Protected Natural Spaces declared a Site of Community Interest (SCI) and Special Protection Area for Birds (ZEPA), taking advantage of the bird observatories along the route. Picnic Dinner Amaido and chat, exchange of impressions

On the last day of our stay, we'll head to Castropol, where we'll see the Eo River flow toward its mouth and glide into the Cantabrian Sea. We'll enter the territory of our Galician neighbors, where we'll take a linear route of approximately 8 km that connects Castropol with Figueras. This route offers the opportunity to observe birds, and La Linera Cove, one of the best birdwatching spots. We'll also come across a small Ribera carpentry shop. We can also step back in time by admiring the remains of the Acias mill, an old tide mill. On the way back, we'll cross the Puente de los Santos, which connects Asturias and Galicia, passing through Ribadeo, and return along the other bank of the Eo River to reach Amaido. Dinner and a discussion will follow, followed by an exchange of impressions.

Breakfast and farewell All these activities depend on the season and the tides, and this will be taken into account when developing the scheduled activities.