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Top-rated vacation rentals in Galicia

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Home in Bexán
Fall asleep among vineyards in the heart of Ribeira Sacra
Adega Miña is peace, tranquility and enjoyment, a small self-sufficient winery, restored and designed for couples who want to enjoy an unparalleled environment. Miña offers the possibility of disconnecting from everything, hiking trails, wine tastings, adventure sports, stargazing, visiting viewpoints, boat rides in the Miño, everything you can imagine! It is also located 10 minutes from Escairón, a town where you will have all kinds of services.
G$27,446 GYD per night
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Home in Merexo
HOUSE with SEA VIEW
The house with a large fenced garden is located at the end of the village of Merexo in a very quiet area. The entire area is at your sole disposal. The completely renovated and heated flat is located on the ground floor of the house. From here you have a breathtaking view of the sea and a direct view of Camariñas. The beach "Praia do Lago" is less than 5 minutes walk away. Muxia is about 7.5 km away.
G$27,154 GYD per night
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Condo in Raxó
NEW Miramar 6 · Terrace SeaViews · Pool · Wifi
Precioso apartamento para una pareja con enorme terraza e increíbles vistas al mar. Dispone de cocina completa, habitación con cama matrimonial - televisor - y vistas al mar, baño completo y amplio balcón con unas vistas espectaculares a la Ría de Pontevedra. Zonas comunes con precioso jardín, hórreo, asados, piscina y acceso directo al mar.
G$27,220 GYD per night

Other great vacation rentals in Galicia

Rental unit in O Touro
COZY PENTHOUSE WITH STUNNING VIEWS
G$16,062 GYD per night
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Home in Pontevedra
Lola's Warehouse
G$42,347 GYD per night
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Home in Santiago de Compostela
Casa do Cebro - Private house with pool and Jacuzzi
G$49,330 GYD per night
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Loft in Cee
Mar no Camiño. Bathtub, sea view and fireplace.
G$27,154 GYD per night
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Condo in Raxó
Apartment 4 with sea view and private gazebo
G$24,943 GYD per night
Rental unit in Fisterra
Spectacular terrace on the Sea of Finisterre
G$17,456 GYD per night
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Cabin in Laxe
Cabaña Saraiba
G$33,069 GYD per night
Rental unit in Malpica de Bergantiños
Lovely apartment with seaviews
G$19,203 GYD per night
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Cottage in La Coruña
A Casa de Costa - Farmhouse with sea views
G$24,244 GYD per night
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Rental unit in Avenida
Apartamento Choco Playa de Langosteira en Fisterra
G$11,314 GYD per night
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Serviced apartment in Oleiros
Cabaña Ocean Views (Canide)
G$36,206 GYD per night
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Home in Ortigueira
The Cliffs - Celtigos Beach Resort
G$36,237 GYD per night
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Your guide to Galicia

All About Galicia

The autonomous region of Galicia sits in the northwestern corner of Spain on the border with Portugal. This area was on the furthest eastern edge of the Celtic world, and it still has a solid connection to its heritage. One of the highlights in Galicia is Santiago de Compostela, an attractive medieval city with cobblestone streets and well-preserved buildings. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Santiago has an eclectic mix of Romanesque, Baroque, and Gothic structures, including a 13th-century cathedral. It is also the final stop on the famed Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route that begins in France just south of Lyon.

From a visit to Cape Finisterre, believed by the Romans to be the end of the known world, to a day of swimming at one of the beaches of the Cíes Islands, there are countless ways to spend your time in Galicia.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Galicia?

June through August generally has the best weather and the most daylight hours, which is great if you plan on spending a lot of time outdoors. This is also the busiest time to visit, with Santiago being a popular summer destination. If you’re visiting during the shoulder seasons of spring and fall, you’ll find pleasant weather and cooler temperatures that are more comfortable for nature hikes or exploring museums and art galleries. Winter is the quietest time of the year for visitors, and it gets dark early. That gives you more time to check out Galicia’s traditional cuisine, which includes amazingly fresh local seafood and a glass of delicious Albariño white wine to wash it down with.


What are the top things to do in Galicia?

Cathedral de Santiago de Compostela

The Cathedral de Santiago de Compostela is the final stop for many pilgrims on the world-renowned Camino de Santiago. Construction on the UNESCO World Heritage Site began in the 11th century, and the cathedral has a mixture of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque design elements. Legend has it that St. James was buried here.

As Catedrais Beach

Approximately six miles west of Ribadeo, As Catedrais Beach (Beach of the Cathedrals) is one of the region’s most spectacular beaches. You can wander among rock formations that resemble spires, and stunning natural arches that rise dramatically from the sand. There are hidden caves you can visit at low tide. This beach is good for swimming, too, but the water can be quite chilly even during the summer.

Tower of Hercules

The lighthouse tower stands 187 feet tall above A Coruña harbor on the Atlantic coast. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the oldest working lighthouse in the world, built by the Romans in the first century and restored and extended in the 18th century. You can climb its 234 steps for panoramic views of the area.

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