Ría de Arousa

Padrón with the church of Santiago, which preserves the “pedrón”, an ancient Roman altar which, according to legend, was used to moor the stone boat carrying the remains of the apostle Saint James. Catoira with the ruins of two towers of an ancient fortress from the 9th and 10th centuries that defended the estuary against the incursions of Norman pirates. Carril where you can see how clams are grown. Cambados, the capital of Albariño wine, with a historic centre full of manor houses, churches and public sculptures. The island of A Toxa with its seaside resort, its Grand Hotel from 1907 and its curious chapel entirely covered in shells.