Apartamentos en O Grove

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O Grove is a peninsula located at the entrance to the Ría de Arousa , in Pontevedra. It is the largest estuary in Galicia and has numerous islands and islets, among which the Illa de Arousa and La Toja stand out.

The O Bao isthmus connects the peninsula to the mainland, creating La Lanzada beach, one of the most significant in the area. The small island of La Toja is accessed via an early 20th-century bridge.

O Grove offers tourists a large number of high-quality beaches thanks to its unique topography. Pontevedra boasts half of Galicia's Blue Flag beaches.

La Lanzada beach is considered one of the best in the region. It is characterized by its very fine sand and stretches for almost two and a half kilometers. This beach offers perfect conditions for sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing, making it one of the most popular beaches for enthusiasts of these sports.

Area das Pipas beach is smaller and has much calmer waves, making it ideal for visitors who prefer a relaxed rest by the sea.

Reboredo beach is even smaller and its sand is much finer. Both it and Area das Pipas also boast the Blue Flag distinction.

To enjoy the tranquility and escape the crowds, the best thing to do is to venture into the small coves and hidden corners scattered throughout the municipality.

Mount A Siradella is the highest point in O Grove, making it the best viewpoint from which to enjoy magnificent, almost bird's-eye views of the peninsula. While from here you can see the Arousa estuary, Lanzada beach, and the Atlantic Ocean, from the Con da Hedra viewpoint you can enjoy excellent views of the Cíes, Ons, and Sálvora islands and the Atlantic Islands National Park.

The Castro de Adro Vello is an archaeological site located next to Playa do Carreiro . It preserves part of a Roman villa, a 5th-century necropolis, the remains of a 2nd-century Visigothic church, and part of a medieval fortification dating from after the 12th century.

O Grove is also home to the aquarium , which is also the main interpretation center for the marine environments of the Rías Baixas.

Walking through the streets and squares of O Grove, you can see more than 50 sculptures on permanent display.

The Salga Museum is the perfect place to learn about the traditional economic activity of the area: fishing.

O Grove is a top tourist destination. People come not only for a relaxing beach holiday, but also for its gastronomic offerings , especially seafood and other marine products. And of course, the famous Albariño wine.

O Grove is one of the best areas in Galicia for culinary tourism and boasts some of the most prestigious restaurants. Among the highly recommended establishments for savoring fish and seafood are Culler de Pau, Beiramar restaurant, and Asador D' Berto.

The seafood festival of O Grove

This festival has been celebrated since 1963 and is a very popular event. It takes place in October. This gastronomic and cultural event highlights the mainstays of this coastal town's economy: tourism and fishing.

There are hiking trails throughout the area, ranging from one to two hours in length. Walks allow you to explore beaches, hills, and cliffs, enjoying the area's stunning natural surroundings. You can also explore the coast by boat, aboard one of the catamarans or pleasure boats. O Grove boasts several protected natural areas, making walks and excursions an excellent way to appreciate the exceptional scenery.

From O Grove, you can also take various excursions . Trips to the Ons Islands, the Cíes Islands, or Sálvora Island are available. You can also participate in activities to learn how mussels are harvested or visit wineries where Albariño wine is produced.

Near O Grove lies the village of San Vicente do Mar. The El Náutico venue hosts various concerts, and next to it begin the wooden walkways of Pedras Negras , a route along the rugged coastline dotted with small coves and enormous rocks. Con Negro beach is one of the most idyllic in San Vicente, perfect for swimming.

On the island of La Toja, you'll find beaches, mansions, a golf course, a casino, spa hotels, and a chapel dedicated to Saint Caralampio and Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Its most distinctive feature is its facade, covered in scallop shells. This island is a popular destination for thermal water tourism. There's also a forest park for walks.

The Grobbit Village is a children's park located on Illa da Toxa. It's an ideal place for family outings, reminiscent of Hobbiton , the hobbit village from The Lord of the Rings .

While the best thermal spaces and spas are located on the island of La Toja, thermal centers can be found throughout the municipality.

Less than half an hour's drive from O Grove are other municipalities of great interest, such as Sanxenxo , Portonovo or Combarro .

O Grove is an ideal destination for all types of visitors, with a wide range of tourist activities to suit all tastes and budgets.

We have fully furnished apartments in O Grove , with equipped kitchens and everything you need for a holiday, whether you're traveling with family, as a couple, or with friends. Our apartments in O Grove come in various sizes, and we provide all the necessary amenities for your stay.