Without a doubt, the Pedras River hides a true natural paradise enjoyed every year by locals and visitors alike.

A Pobra do Caramiñal boasts a marina of great interest to water sports enthusiasts and recreational boat owners.

A Pobra do Caramiñal boasts an idyllic location where you can enjoy a stroll surrounded by nature. Located at the mouth of the Xuderama River, this nature trail is equipped with wooden walkways to facilitate pedestrian traffic.

The A Curotiña viewpoint is undoubtedly one of the must-see spots in A Pobra do Caramiñal, and throughout the entire Barbanza Arousa region. The views from the top are spectacular, and it has become a landmark for lovers of this type of panorama.

The Valle-Inclán Museum in A Pobra do Caramiñal is located in the Torre de Bermúdez, a 16th-century building linked to the writer's family, as it belonged to his grandparents. It was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1976.

The Church of Santa María a Antiga do Caramiñal is a religious building dating from the 16th century, which also includes later elements (18th century), following its remodeling and consecration in 1702.

A Pedra da Moura is an impressive megalithic monument that stands out for its historical and cultural value.

Located in Palmeira and part of the Ribeira port network, it is considered one of the most important fishing ports in the Arousa estuary. This port, with a long fishing tradition, is known for its intense activity related to the capture and sale of seafood and fresh fish, especially barnacles, octopus and mussels.

The Port of Ribeira is one of the most important and dynamic ports in the Arousa estuary, with a long seafaring tradition.

A modern and well-equipped port for recreational and sports navigation in the Arousa estuary. With more than 400 moorings, this port offers high-quality services for recreational vessels, including maintenance areas, fuel supply and leisure areas.