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Highlights of Camelle
Highlights of Camelle
Camelle
Camelle is a small village located on the Costa Da Morte, in the La Coruña region of Galicia.
The area boasts stunning, windswept beaches, a rugged coastline and a beautiful natural countryside landscape.
The area is ideal for outdoor lovers and those who want to escape from it all.
Places to visit
The cities of Santiago de Compostela and La Coruña are both close by and full of cultural attractions, monuments and a bit more life if you want to take in some of the local tradition and culture.
Cuisine
The uniqueness of the Galician culture is demonstrated in the local gastronomy: you will not find so much rice or pasta in Galicia as you do elsewhere. Potatoes tend to be the accompaniment of choice for fish and meat dishes.
Shellfish is very popular in Galicia and seafood is considered the staple diet. Galicia harvests more fruits of the sea than anywhere else in Europe; the sand beds of the coastline, and the many fishing ports, make this possible.
The astonishing variety of fish species and crustaceans are prepared and cooked in a myriad of dishes depending on the region within Galicia. With the main cities being so close to the ports, freshness is always assured.
Climate
The Galician climate is generally quite temperate; in the winter it is not uncommon for strong winds to blow off the sea. Throughout the year there is quite a bit of rain. Spring and summers are warm. Weather here is often changeable and can have several faces in one day.
Camelle is a small village located on the Costa Da Morte, in the La Coruña region of Galicia.
The area boasts stunning, windswept beaches, a rugged coastline and a beautiful natural countryside landscape.
The area is ideal for outdoor lovers and those who want to escape from it all.
Places to visit
The cities of Santiago de Compostela and La Coruña are both close by and full of cultural attractions, monuments and a bit more life if you want to take in some of the local tradition and culture.
Cuisine
The uniqueness of the Galician culture is demonstrated in the local gastronomy: you will not find so much rice or pasta in Galicia as you do elsewhere. Potatoes tend to be the accompaniment of choice for fish and meat dishes.
Shellfish is very popular in Galicia and seafood is considered the staple diet. Galicia harvests more fruits of the sea than anywhere else in Europe; the sand beds of the coastline, and the many fishing ports, make this possible.
The astonishing variety of fish species and crustaceans are prepared and cooked in a myriad of dishes depending on the region within Galicia. With the main cities being so close to the ports, freshness is always assured.
Climate
The Galician climate is generally quite temperate; in the winter it is not uncommon for strong winds to blow off the sea. Throughout the year there is quite a bit of rain. Spring and summers are warm. Weather here is often changeable and can have several faces in one day.
Things to do while you are here
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10 Beautiful Beaches in GaliciaSure, it's Green Spain. But Galicia's beaches are as stunning as its countryside. Featuring sand that ranges from ivory white to mellow yellow. |
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24 Hours in La CoruñaDiscover Galicia's best-kept secret with a trip to La Coruña. From making sandcastles on Riazor beach to hitting the heights of Monte de San Pedro. |
Go local in GaliciaThink of Galicia and you think of the Camino de Santiago, beloved of tourists. As is Santiago de Compostela. Discover off-the-beaten-track Galicia. |
The Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme - Near Death ExperiencesThis is totally unique and a little bit strange, and that sounds like a recipe for fun! Read on to find out more about this freaky festival! |
Hiking in Galicia: Fragas do EumeExperience a magic forest: Europe´s only Atlantic rainforest by following hiking trails in the Fragas do Eume near Pontedeume/Galicia. |
Spanish beaches are a winnerA winning beach? There are lots to choose from in Spain. One has just made a top notch winners list, can you guess which one? |
How to Enjoy Galicia for FreeHolidays can be expensive. After shelling out for accommodation and flights, you've then got to pay for food and attractions. Not these attractions. |
10 Beautiful Beaches in GaliciaSure, it's Green Spain. But Galicia's beaches are as stunning as its countryside. Featuring sand that ranges from ivory white to mellow yellow. |
Five fantastic La Coruña day tripsBased in La Coruña but want to see more of Galicia? Find places to reach by bus, car, or train. You've got a good reason, for taking the easy way out. |
24 Hours in La CoruñaDiscover Galicia's best-kept secret with a trip to La Coruña. From making sandcastles on Riazor beach to hitting the heights of Monte de San Pedro. |
Go local in GaliciaThink of Galicia and you think of the Camino de Santiago, beloved of tourists. As is Santiago de Compostela. Discover off-the-beaten-track Galicia. |
The Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme - Near Death ExperiencesThis is totally unique and a little bit strange, and that sounds like a recipe for fun! Read on to find out more about this freaky festival! |
Hiking in Galicia: Fragas do EumeExperience a magic forest: Europe´s only Atlantic rainforest by following hiking trails in the Fragas do Eume near Pontedeume/Galicia. |
Spanish beaches are a winnerA winning beach? There are lots to choose from in Spain. One has just made a top notch winners list, can you guess which one? |
How to Enjoy Galicia for FreeHolidays can be expensive. After shelling out for accommodation and flights, you've then got to pay for food and attractions. Not these attractions. |
10 Beautiful Beaches in GaliciaSure, it's Green Spain. But Galicia's beaches are as stunning as its countryside. Featuring sand that ranges from ivory white to mellow yellow. |
Five fantastic La Coruña day tripsBased in La Coruña but want to see more of Galicia? Find places to reach by bus, car, or train. You've got a good reason, for taking the easy way out. |
24 Hours in La CoruñaDiscover Galicia's best-kept secret with a trip to La Coruña. From making sandcastles on Riazor beach to hitting the heights of Monte de San Pedro. |
Go local in GaliciaThink of Galicia and you think of the Camino de Santiago, beloved of tourists. As is Santiago de Compostela. Discover off-the-beaten-track Galicia. |
The Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme - Near Death ExperiencesThis is totally unique and a little bit strange, and that sounds like a recipe for fun! Read on to find out more about this freaky festival! |