Cíes Island

Las Islas Cíes y sus aguas no solo nos brindan un paraíso de un valor ecológico incalculable en el que poder admirar la naturaleza o gozar de algunas de las playas más bonitas de España. Además, el Parque Natural ofrece al viajero una amplia oferta de actividades de todo tipo. ¡Siempre hay cosas que hacer...Read More

The Cíes Islands are paradise on earth which will definitely take your breath away! Everyone who visits the islands are amazed by their stunning, almost wild beauty, the care with which the environment is kept pristine and the clearness of the waters of the beaches. Many find that they bear much similarity with the magical...Read More

The Cíes Islands are a slice of paradise hidden in the Ría de Vigo, which is why the Romans dubbed it “the island of the gods”. These islands—without as much publicity as the Caribbean islands and with much colder waters—also have crystal-clear waters, fine white sand and lets you get in touch with nature at...Read More

The O Peito Lighthouse Trail: a trek through the northern island The O Peito Lighthouse Trail also sets out from the information booth. It goes to the north towards Figueiras Beach and climbs to the island’s main crossroads. From there, it continues to A Valgada, a low hillock with no vegetation, and afterwards, a track...Read More

The Alto do Príncipe Trail and sunsets for thrill-seekers This route climbs slowly from the Rodas pier to the rugged cliffs on Monteagudo Island. The Alto do Príncipe Trail also sets out from the information booth, but instead of moving from one island to another through the dike on the way to the campsite, it...Read More

The A Porta Lighthouse Trail through the south of the island of Montefaro The A Porta Lighthouse Trail is a pleasant trek that always looks out over the sea. It also sets out from the information booth and follows the same route as the Monte Faro Trail (dike – campsite – interpretation centre) until the...Read More

The Cíes Lighthouse Trail: an incredible climb for the brave The Cíes Lighthouse Trail is the longest and most popular trail, offering the most spectacular views of the Ría de Vigo. It sets out from the information booth, and by taking the road to your left, you’ll cross to Faro Island through the 19th-century dike...Read More