Rías Baixas

1- Vigo. The most inhabited city in Galicia is well worth a visit, as it has a lot to offer. You cannot leave there without walking through the streets of Casco Vello, the oldest neighborhood in the city. Its fishing tradition, the charm of its viewpoints to watch the sunsets and taste Galician seafood, are many of the reasons to visit this city. You can visit the castle of San Sebastián or take a boat trip through the Rías Baixas discovering magical corners such as the island of San Simón.

2- Cies Islands. An earthly paradise in a virgin environment facing the Vigo estuary. They are the best-known islands of the group that makes up the National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia, of extraordinary natural beauty. To access them you can only take a ferry or rent your place on a private boat where you can have more time and set your own route to visit the sister islands of Ons, Sálvora and Cortegada.

3- Shoulder . This little fishing village located on the Pontevedra estuary is one of the favorites for visitors due to its charm. The peculiarity of this small fishing village is that it is full of hórreos that transport you to what life was like in other times. One of the most beautiful streets to walk through is undoubtedly Rúa do Mar, where you can find these old buildings with views of the sea.

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