Parks and natural spaces Pedras river natural pools Without a doubt, the Pedras River hides a true natural paradise enjoyed every year by locals and visitors alike. More information
Viewpoints Punta Cabío´s viwepoint The Punta Cabío Viewpoint, in A Pobra do Caramiñal, is one of the most spectacular places to admire the beauty of the Ría de Arousa. More information
Natural spaces Valle-Inclán viewpoint A Curota is home to several viewpoints with the most privileged views of the region. Valle-Inclán, in particular, is located 368 meters above sea level and, as expected, boasts impressive views of the entire Arousa Estuary. More information
Museum Valle-Inclán Museum / Bermúdez Tower 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. More information
Port Cabo de Cruz port 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. More information
Natural spaces Coto da Filloa Viewpoint One of the privileged places to view the entire Arousa Estuary in all its splendor. More information
Cadarnoxo waterfalls The Cadarnoxo Waterfall is an impressive waterfall located in the Barbanza Mountains, with a large cascade cascading down the Lampreeira Stream, one of the tributaries of the Cañoto River. More information
360 Archaeology Neixón´s hill fort 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. More information
Archaeology Achadizo´s hill fort 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. More information
Natural space Pozo Bastón natural pool The Pozo de Bastón is one of the great natural attractions of Rianxo and the Barbanza Arousa region. Its formation was made possible by the force of the Treito River, one of the tributaries of the Te River, which has created a unique space, with clear waters cascading down a low waterfall. More information
Seafaring heritage Rianxo port The port of Rianxo is one of the key locations in a town closely linked to the sea and its industry. It is predominantly a mussel-producing port, but also has a diverse activity with various seafood products such as clams, cockles, and scallops. More information
360 Natural spaces Viewpoint of the Pedra da Rá The Mirador da Pedra da Rá is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular enclaves on the Galician coast. From this privileged natural balcony, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Corrubedo Dune Complex Natural Park and the Atlantic Islands. More information
Natural spaces Corrubedo Dune Complex Natural Park and Carregal and Vixán lagoons This paradise is one of the most impressive natural areas in Galicia. This park, declared a protected area in 1992, stands out for its large mobile dune, which reaches 20 metres in height and moves slowly due to the action of the wind. More information
360 Archaeology Dolmen of Axeitos The Axeitos Dolmen, located in the parish of Oleiros, is one of the most outstanding megalithic monuments in Galicia. Popularly known as the "Parthenon of Galician Megalithism", this dolmen dates back to the Neolithic period, approximately 4,000-5,000 years ago. More information
Archaeology City castro It is a fortified representation of notable dimensions that dates back to the first Iron Age, a settlement with a privileged defensive position. More information
