Pontevedra • Poio • Combarro • Sanxenxo • Portonovo • A Lanzada • O Grove • Illa da Toxa.
Pontevedra has a very beautiful historic city centre that is unknown to the majority. We recommend strolling around its narrows streets and pavement cafés in its squares. Rent an audio-guide in the municipal tourist office, if you want to learn more about what you see.
An enormous monastery with great views of the Ria of Pontevedra. Its magnificent cloister and large “hórreo” (stone granary) stand out.
Not a lot to see except strolling along its promenade, visiting the yacht club, its shops and enjoyed the inappropriately called Galician Marbella. Portonovo is famous for its ray “caldeirada” dish.
The sea breeze and waves of A Lanzada beach: tour the isthmus of A Lanzada. Explore one of Galicia’s most emblematic beaches along its wooden walkway. An enormous car park where you can leave your car.
A very pleasant trip around the isle of La Toja. There are countless options for sailing around the “ria” (estuary) in a catamaran, featuring tasting of mussels and Albariño wine.
Impressive views of the isthmus of A Lanzada, in which this geographical feature clearly stands out.
One of the most renowned chefs of Galicia’s contemporary gastronomy. A fine gastronomic experience no matter what you choose. One Michelin star.
Quality traditional Galician cuisine.
Famous for its prize-winning omelette a few years ago. The rest of the menu is highly recommended.
Characteristic old-style restaurant featuring the best “caldeirada de raya” (ray fish dish) in Portonovo.
Tasting menu of auteur cuisine. One Michelin star. Impressive space, decoration and views
One Michelin star. Cuisine combining land and sea, with Japanese touches. Promising Galician cuisine.