Cies islands
Visit the islands of the gods
The Cíes Islands, located in the Vigo estuary, are a natural wonder and home to the exceptional Maritime-Terrestrial National Park. They are considered to be one of the most stunning places in the country, and the Romans referred to them as the islands of the gods.
The Cíes archipelago is composed of three islands: Monte Agudo, O Faro, and San Martiño. The long sandy beach that connects Monte Agudo and O Faro, known as Rodas Beach, was named as the world`s best beach by The Guardian.
Cíes is a beautiful destination that is part of the Illas Atlánticas National Park. It boasts paradisiacal beaches with crystal-clear waters, and a unique natural environment that is home to a variety of fauna and flora.
Cíes, with its quiet, pristine beaches, is the perfect place to anchor and spend the night, followed by a hike to one of the spectacular viewpoints.
A STUNNING AND HISTORIC BAY
Its location, sheltered from the open sea, makes Baiona the perfect place for pleasure craft and fishing boats. Baiona is rich in history, so come and experience this beautiful town and write your own story!
THE BEST OCTUPUS IS SERVED HERE!
A tiny permanent population resides on a serene island in front of the Pontevedra estuary, featuring long stretches of sandy beaches. We are talking about the island of Ons, which is the sister of the renowned Cíes Island. Both of these islands belong to the Atlantic Islands National Park and are perfect for a relaxing retreat in Galicia.
COMBARRO GRANARIES AND MONASTERIES
This picturesque fishing village is renowned for its thirty hórreos, as well as its grand monastery that has played a significant role in its history. The hórreos, along with its seaside location, serve as symbols of the area’ s dual traditions of fishing and farming.
THE RIA OF AROUSA INCREDIBLE NATURAL BEAUTY
This the largest of the Rías de Galicia, surrounded by a stunning natural landscape and numerous islands. The local cuisine is exquisite, known for its Albariño wine and some of the freshest seafood in Galicia.
FINISTERRE EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF THE END OF THE WORLD
Finisterre is both the beginning and end of A Costa da Morte, and the surrounding waters are known for their beauty and ferocity. Sailing in Fisterra, the end of the world, is an unforgettable experience.
