La Coruña Cruises
The city of La Coruña is the capital of the province and a busy seaport situated in the Galicia region of northwest Spain. Most famous for its Roman lighthouse, the diverse architectural styles of La Coruña make the city an absolute delight for sightseeing.
La Coruña boasts an impressive seafront promenade, beautiful beaches and a host of attractions such as the Domus Museum, the Casa del Hombre and Torre De Hercules – said to be the only Roman lighthouse in existence – which offers sweeping coastal views from the top of its 60 metre high tower.[ReadMoreMob] The Paseo Marítimo, a lovely 13km walkway and bike path, runs from the port, around the peninsula, and along the ocean beaches.
The compact Ciudad Vieja – La Coruña’s old quarter – is a must-visit area. Often referred to as “the city” by the locals, the medieval centre contains remains of the centuries-old Roman wall that once protected it. The arcaded Plaza de María Pita, surrounded by narrow pedestrianized lanes, is a popular spot, and features the Estatua de María Pita, a statue of a 16th century woman who warned the town of an invasion by Sir Francis Drake. The medieval Church of Santiago, the Museum of Sacred Art and the Military Museum are all fine places of interest.
Beyond the historic city is a proud, modern metropolis, which boasts a superb food scene and a buzzing nightlife. The world’s best picnic food, empanadas, and the locally produced beer, Estrella, both demand trying.
Top Experiences
Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela shares the status of Rome and Jerusalem in the context of Christianity. The city comprises stone architecture and cobbled streets and is dominated by a magnificent cathedral, the last stop on the ancient pilgrimage of Camino de Santiago.
Tower of Hercules
Standing atop a 57-metre-high rock as it has done for over 2,000 years, the ancient Tower of Hercules is an iconic symbol of La Coruña. It is one of the oldest Roman lighthouses still in operation today, and can be seen from a distance of 32 miles.
Cruises to La Coruña



Wine Regions of Portugal, Spain & France • L2128
- Indulge yourself in the flavours of Portugal and France
- Join the celebrations at Madeira’s annual Wine Festival
- Visit the tropical gardens and landscapes of Madeira



Exploring the Azores and Portugal • S2124
- See the remarkable diversity of the magnetic Azores
- A volcanic wonderland awaits you on the isle of Terceira
- Explore Portugal's historic capital city



Escape to the Canaries • T2125
- Relax on the beaches of the Canaries
- Enjoy time in Lanzarote to seek-out volcanic wonders
- Explore verdant Madeira



Five Night Spanish Escape • S2127
- A five-night escape on Borealis makes for a great pre-Christmas trip
- Enjoy all the benefits of Fred. Olsen’s ocean cruising
- Visit La Coruna, where highlights include Cornide Palace



Festive Escape to Madeira, Portugal & Spain • L2138
- Enjoy a pre-Christmas cruise with a twist
- Feel a buzz of excitement amongst the Christmas markets
- Discover Madeira’s lush landscapes and botanical gardens



Canaries Christmas & Funchal Fireworks • L2131
- Sail to and visit stunning Atlantic Ocean islands
- Celebrate Christmas at sea with fun and delicious food
- With time to explore Madeira’s gorgeous gardens & trails too



Latin America with the Chilean Fjords • T2201
- Discover iconic destinations & unforgettable highlights
- Dance the tango in Buenos Aires and much more.
- Scenic cruising by Cape Horn



Canaries & Madeira Winter Warmth • L2201
- Enjoy the soothing warmth of the Canaries & Madeira
- Uncover tropical gardens and lush landscapes
- Four days of engrossing Canary Island discovery



Islands of Cape Verde, Madeira & the Canaries • L2202
- Experience the spectacular beauty of glorious islands
- Enjoy an authentic taste of Cape Verde
- Discover volcanic landscapes and natural wonders



Canaries & Portugal with Funchal Flower Parade • L2211
- Witness a fusion of floral colour on this springtime cruise
- Explore Madeira’s lush landscapes and tropical gardens
- Delight in the maritime history of La Coruña and Lisbon