Beauty of Galician Islands
Embark on a journey to discover the natural wonders of the Galician Islands
Cíes Islands – These three islands are part of the National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia and are known for their white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Rodas beach, located on the island of Monteagudo, has been listed as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Ons Island – Located in the Ría de Pontevedra, Ons Island is a perfect place to enjoy nature and tranquility. On the island you can go hiking, kayaking and diving, in addition to enjoying its beautiful beaches and cliffs.
Sálvora Island – This island is the smallest of the Atlantic Islands, but also one of the most beautiful. Here you can go hiking along its rural roads and enjoy its native fauna and flora. In addition, its beaches and coves are perfect for a relaxing day.
Arousa Island – This island is the largest of the archipelago and is known for its seafood and wines. Here you can visit wineries and restaurants where you can taste local products. It is also a perfect place to enjoy nature and its beautiful beaches and coves.
Cortegada Island – This small island is known for its laurel forest, one of the most important in Europe. On the island you can take hiking trails to discover its fauna and flora, as well as enjoy its beaches and cliffs.
There are also plenty of activities to do in all of these islands, here you can find a list of the most incredible and must-do activities:
Rodas Beach in the Cíes Islands – This beach is considered one of the most beautiful in the world, with crystal clear waters and white sands. A perfect place to enjoy a day of beach and sun.
Hiking in Ons Island – Ons Island is known for its beautiful trails and panoramic views of the coast. A perfect place to enjoy nature and exercise at the same time.
Seafood tasting in Arousa Island – This island is famous for its fresh seafood and local wines. A must for lovers of good food.
Laurel forest in Cortegada Island – An impressive and unique place to enjoy the native flora and fauna.
Visit to the Tower of Hercules in La Coruña – This Roman tower is one of the oldest lighthouses in the world and is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. A must for history and archeology lovers.
Kayaking and diving in the Cíes Islands – The crystal clear waters of the Cíes Islands are perfect for exploring by kayak and diving to discover marine life.
Lighthouse route – The Galician Islands are known for their large number of lighthouses. A lighthouse tour is a unique way to discover the beauty of the coastal landscape of the islands.