Timetables and rates Cíes Islands
Low season
Timetables from Vigo
| 11:00 15:30* | |
| 13:45* 18:30 |
(*) Check availability
Schedules from Cangas
| 10:30* | |
| 18:30* |
(*) Check availability
Timetables and rates Cíes Islands
High Season – until September 15, 2024
Timetables from
Vigo
| 09:45 11:00 12:30 16:45 18:30 | |
| 10:30 11:45 13:45 17:30* 19:30 |
(*) Voyage with possible stopover in other ports
Timetables from
Cangas
| 10:30* 11:00 16:15* 18:00* | |
| 11:45 13:45* 17:30 19:30* |
(*) Voyage with possible stopover in other ports
Timetables from
Moaña
| 09:30 | |
| 17:30** 19:30** |
(*) Trip with possible stopover in other ports. Consult fares.
(**) Stopover in Vigo and free trip on the Moaña-Vigo-Moaña Line.
Travel by boat to the Cíes Islands!
The Cíes archipelago is composed of Faro Island, Monteagudo Island and San Martiño Island.
The Cíes archipelago is composed of Faro Island, Monteagudo Island and San Martiño Island. They have an area of 2,658 maritime hectares and 433 terrestrial hectares, and are geographically located at 42º 15′ north latitude and 8º 54′ west longitude. They are located in the Rías Baixas and belong to the municipality of Vigo, in the province of Pontevedra (Galicia, Spain).
The Cíes Islands are an archipelago located at the entrance of the Vigo estuary.
This archipelago is composed of three islands that measure between 1.5 and 3 kilometers in length: Faro Island ( 106.6 ha) and Monteagudo Island ( 179.5 ha) are joined together, and San Martiño Island ( 145.5 ha) is the southernmost, as well as islets such as Penela dos Viños, Ruzo, Grabelos and Agoeiro.
On the east side of the islands are the beautiful beaches of Rodas and Figueiras, on the sandy isthmus that joins the two islands. Meanwhile, on the west side are the impressive cliffs that have in the top of the Cíes, north of the archipelago, the highest point (197 m).
Discover the beaches
of the Cíes Islands.
The beaches of Rodas, Figueiras and San Martiño are larger and more visited, but the coves of Areíña, Bolos, Cantareira, Margaridas, Muxieiro and Nosa Señora de Carracido complete an offer worthy of representing paradise.
Hiking trails
in the Cíes Islands
The four main itineraries (Cíes Lighthouse Route, Faro da Porta Lighthouse Route, Alto do Príncipe Route y Faro do Peito Lighthouse Route) are signposted and lead to three lighthouses.
These trails, which have continuous slopes, allow you to cross the islands without entering the reserve zone (the cliffs and furnas that go from Punta do Cabalo, in the north, to Punta do Canabal, in the south), and enjoy all the nature, the landscapes and the immensity of the Atlantic Ocean.
Vehicles do not circulate in the Cíes Islands and the number of daily visits is limited.
No vehicles circulate in the Cíes Islands and the number of visitors per day (limited to 2,200 people) guarantees a certain amount of tranquility. The two main islands are connected by Rhodes beach and a small breakwater bridge, and all roads depart from the jetty.
Hiking trails in the
Cíes Lighthouse Route, Faro da Porta Lighthouse Route, Alto do Príncipe Route and Faro do Peito Lighthouse Route.
Cíes Lighthouse Route, Faro da Porta Lighthouse Route, Alto do Príncipe Route and Faro do Peito Lighthouse Route.
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