This wild and magical festival is held in one of the most special places in the world: A Illa de Arousa, a unique fishing town that perfectly blends...

The mirador de Xiabre is located at an altitude of 641 meters, which is a perfect situation to get a panoramic view of the ría de Arousa. During the...

This beach is located in the centre of the parish of Vilaxoán. It is sheltered from the wind and has moderate waves, and it offers visitors stunning...

Cortegada Island is situated in the interior of the Arousa ría, and is the most densely wooded island in the National Park. It is currently...

This necropolis is very important because of its historical interest as it recalls the stay of the British Navy in the port of the city at the start...

Sea trips on this traditional purse net fishing boat on the Ría de Arousa estuary, visiting bateas - mussel beds - and learning about fishing and...

The Council of Vilagarcía offers this route to visit the most emblematic pazos (manor houses) of the area, including those of Vista Alegre,...

The Miguel Hernández Park Garden owes its name to the Mediterranean, Spanish poet, and constitutes the largest green and leisure area in...

This convent is located in the city centre. It stands next to a traditional Galician manor house (a pazo) of the same name. Together they form an...

In the Middle Ages, records show that King Alfonso II provided the church with this island which is located on the sea-river route to Santiago de...