Galicia
Galicia feels like a different country - green, rainy, Celtic, and seafood-obsessed. The end point of the Camino de Santiago, it offers dramatic coastlines, ancient forests, and the freshest percebes you'll ever taste.
Ultimate Guide to Galicia
From the pilgrimage city of Santiago to the wild Rías Baixas coastline, discover Spain's Celtic corner and its incredible seafood.
Read the Guide→Our Top 5 Galicia Trips
Santiago de Compostela
The end of the Camino pilgrimage route, Santiago's cathedral and old town are UNESCO-listed treasures with a magical atmosphere.
Visit Santiago↗Rías Baixas Coast
Dramatic fjord-like inlets, pristine beaches, and charming fishing villages make this one of Spain's most beautiful coastlines.
Visit Pontevedra↗Cíes Islands
These protected islands boast some of the world's most beautiful beaches, accessible only by boat with limited daily visitors.
Visit Vigo↗Roman Lugo
Walk the complete Roman walls surrounding this historic city, the only place in the world where you can do so.
Visit Lugo↗Visiting Galicia from abroad?
- ✓Pack rain gear – Galicia is Spain's wettest region, but the green landscapes are worth it.
- ✓Try the seafood – Pulpo a feira, percebes, and fresh oysters are regional treasures.
- ✓Book Cíes Islands early – Ferry tickets and camping spots are limited and popular.
- ✓Walk the Camino – Even a short section gives you the pilgrimage experience.
- ✓Visit a bodega – Albariño wine from Rías Baixas is world-famous.
- ✓Learn about Celtic Galicia – The region has bagpipes, stone circles, and Celtic festivals.