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The most beautiful villages of Galicia: CombarroIn touristic publications about Galicia you always find pictures of Combarro, a pretty fisherman's town located in the heart of the Rías Baixas. |
Hiking in Galicia: Ruta da Pedra e da AugaAfter finally leaving winter behind, it's time to get closer to nature. La Ruta da Pedra e da Agua is a good choice for a family hiking trip. |
Culture and Festivals in Pontevedra and Padron, GaliciaWhether it´s a medieval festival, life jazz,hot peppers, the literary roots of Galicia´s most famous writers:find this and more in Pontevedra & Padron |
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. |
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 most beautiful villages of Galicia: CombarroIn touristic publications about Galicia you always find pictures of Combarro, a pretty fisherman's town located in the heart of the Rías Baixas. |
Hiking in Galicia: Ruta da Pedra e da AugaAfter finally leaving winter behind, it's time to get closer to nature. La Ruta da Pedra e da Agua is a good choice for a family hiking trip. |
Culture and Festivals in Pontevedra and Padron, GaliciaWhether it´s a medieval festival, life jazz,hot peppers, the literary roots of Galicia´s most famous writers:find this and more in Pontevedra & Padron |
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. |
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 most beautiful villages of Galicia: CombarroIn touristic publications about Galicia you always find pictures of Combarro, a pretty fisherman's town located in the heart of the Rías Baixas. |
Hiking in Galicia: Ruta da Pedra e da AugaAfter finally leaving winter behind, it's time to get closer to nature. La Ruta da Pedra e da Agua is a good choice for a family hiking trip. |
Culture and Festivals in Pontevedra and Padron, GaliciaWhether it´s a medieval festival, life jazz,hot peppers, the literary roots of Galicia´s most famous writers:find this and more in Pontevedra & Padron |
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. |
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. |
Reviews for Cangas
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Submitted by: Susan Sparrow
17. Jun 2016
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The property is not in Cangas....about 20 minutes drive. Cangas itself is quite a busy city and port where you can catch a ferry to Vigo or Isles de Cies. The property is in a far superior spot in my opinion but if you want bars and nightlife on your doorstep it won't be the one for you.
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The area is beautiful and unspoilt, there are numerous lovely beaches, pine forests, amazing sea food...not much English spoken, you will need to have at least a few words of Spanish or Google translate!
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Submitted by: Jeroen Jacobs
7. Sep 2015
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Submitted by: Adriana Obando
4. Apr 2016
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Tiene de todo, pero sigue siendo una ciudad pequeña.
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Muy bonita, la gente muy amable.
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