Recently I travelled around Galicia and thought I would share some of my acquired wisdom of the area. If you want to know whether or not it’s worthwhile visiting Galicia, whether it does in fact, always rain, what Gallegos are like and whether the food is actually that big of a deal, make sure to watch this video.
All opinions shared and honest and true to my personal experience there.
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Places mentioned in the video:
Cathedrals beach - Northern Galicia
Serra da Capelada - Highest cliffs in Galicia (highest cliffs in mainland Europe?)
A Coruña - Northern coastal city
Tower of Hercules - Oldest Roman lighthouse still in use as a lighthouse
Fisterra (Finisterre) - What the Roman’s considered the end of the known world, and also an extra route after the Camino del Norte
Marin - Coastal town in Rias Biaxas
Cabo de home walk - coastal lighthouse walk near Marin (Pontevedra) in Rias Biaxas that overlooks Cies Islands
Sil Canyons - My favourite but the most terrifying lookout point was called Mirador De Vilouxe
Monastery of Santa Cristina de Ribas de Sil - Oldest Monastery in Galicia
Ribadeo - Coastal town on the northern border with Asturias
Places we stayed and loved:
*Casa rural near Sil Canyons - Caserío da Castiñeira - www.booking.com/hotel/es/casa...
Airbnb next to the beach in Marin, Rias Biaxas - www.airbnb.es/rooms/32782995
Restaurants recommended in the video:
Cathedrals beach - Restaurante La Yenka
A Coruña (Pulpo) - A Taberna de Cunqueiro www.atabernadecunqueiro.com/
Food mentioned:
Rabas
Pulpo (Octopus)
Chipirones
Calamari
Sardines
Galician Empanadas
Galician Bread
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3 авг 2024
