The Carragueiros dune system is a complete and diverse natural ecosystem in Boiro, which, by its own merits, ranks among the most complete and attractive natural sites and environments.

The Barraña de Boiro Nautical Sports Club is the Escarabote marina. Its sheltered conditions and location make it ideal for using its services for boats of various types.

The undeniable connection between Boiro and the entire Barbanza Arousa region is most clearly exemplified in Cabo de Cruz. With the ancestral birthplace of Castro do Achadizo, everything has revolved around the sea since the Iron Age with the first settlers.

The Pazo de Goiáns is an icon of Boiro. Located next to the mouth of the Coroño River and at the gateway to the Arousa Estuary on the Goiáns estate, which occupies an area of ​​approximately 120,000 square meters, it is protected as a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC).

The Ponte Goiáns mill complex in Boiro is made up of three buildings, two of which are open to the public and the third is now a restaurant.

The mouth of the Coroño River has historically created a unique natural and scenic area in the region. The confluence of vegetation and water provides visitors with a haven that invites discovery.

Since 2002, the Barbanza Archaeological Center has been established with the firm commitment to disseminating the significant archaeological heritage of the Barbanza-Arousa region.

The Neixón Castro is, without a doubt, one of the most significant fort complexes in the entire Northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, comprised of two settlements located on the Punta Neixón peninsula: the Small Castro and the Large Castro.

Very close to the sea and integrated into a recreational area, near the old fishing port of Cabo de Cruz, lies the Castro de Achadizo, one of the oldest in Galicia and therefore one of the most important.