The presence of whales in the Cíes Islands is becoming more common and many visitors are excited to see these majestic ocean animals. The feeling of seeing one of the largest animals in the world up close is an experience that many nature lovers and adventurers actively seek out.

The Rías Baixas, situated on the west coast of Galicia, are known for their impressive natural landscapes, cultural wealth, delicious gastronomy and charming fishing villages. In addition to all of this, the area is also famous for its cultural celebrations, in particular its medieval festivals, which are held throughout the year.

If you’re uncertain about how to spend your Easter break, this article offers an intriguing option for the season. This brief spring holiday presents a fantastic opportunity to escape the routine and indulge in experiences surrounded by natural beauty.

The Island of Tambo, nestled between Poio and Marín in the Ría de Pontevedra estuary, spans 28 hectares with an elevation of 80 meters. Renowned for its unparalleled beauty and rich historical and environmental significance in the Rías Baixas, a visit to Tambo is a must at least once in a lifetime.

Galicia is known for its natural beauty and rich history. Among its many scenic and cultural treasures are its lighthouses which have guided sailors to the coast for centuries. This article will tell you all about one of the most famous and beautiful lighthouses in the Rías Baixas, situated in one of the most iconic parts of Galicia: the Cíes Islands. 

The recent switching on of the Christmas lights in Vigo has marked the official start of the festive season in the Rias Baixas.

Discover how the magic of Christmas envelopes the city of Vigo in a unique atmosphere. During the festive season, the city lights up with a charming and jolly atmosphere, with Christmas lights and decorations, offering endless attractions that we recommend you don’t miss.

The Rias Baixas is a beautiful area which combines natural spaces with towns and villages that show you what life is like in this southern part of Galicia, its seafaring identity, its connection with the countryside and its own characteristics.

Discovering Rías Baixas through its trails means entering a universe of lush nature and captivating landscapes. In this post, we show you some of the most popular trails, so you can enjoy a good walk while admiring the beautiful landscapes of our territory.

In every corner of Galicia, you can feel the presence of history and tradition, where medieval structures blend with the landscape.

Immerse yourself in the stunning combination of crystal-clear waters and coastal landscapes offered by the Vigo Ria. This region invites you to discover a range of unique beaches, from the iconic Rodas Beach on the Cíes Islands to the charming corners of Barra Beach in Cangas.

Immerse yourself in an unparalleled natural spot of Rías Baixas, the Island of Arousa. In this Galician spot, nature and culture intertwine in a captivating way to offer a unique experience to each visitor.