Explore the Surroundings of A Casa Das Letras

Cangas offers a privileged natural environment that will captivate you from the moment you arrive.

Cíes Islands

The port from which boats depart for the paradise of the Atlantic Islands is right in front of our tourist apartments—just a five-minute walk away!

The Cíes Islands are famous for their breathtaking beaches, including Rodas Beach, considered one of the best in the world. This destination is also perfect for hiking, offering spectacular scenic views.

Although most visits take place between Easter and September, there are also organized excursions during the off-season, depending on weather conditions.

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Massó: Galician Industrial Heritage

The former Massó factory symbolizes the historical significance of Galicia’s fishing and canning industry. Located on the Morrazo Peninsula between Cangas and Bueu, it played a crucial role in the region’s industrial development.

Today, the Massó facilities stand as a testament to the canning industry’s importance in the 20th century. This site, known for its technological innovations in fishing and conservation, attracts visitors interested in maritime history. Additionally, it offers scenic coastal walks with incredible views of the Galician estuaries.

Cabo Home

Cabo Home is one of Cangas’ top tourist attractions, just a 15-minute drive away.

Here, you’ll find three iconic lighthouses: Punta Robaleira, Cabo Home, and Punta Subrido. Each one offers unique coastal views, creating a breathtaking setting for sunset lovers.

The hiking trails lead to hidden coves such as Melide Beach, a secluded paradise. This area is also a favorite among surfers, thanks to its open-ocean waves.

O Facho

Monte do Facho is a place where history and nature intertwine. At its peak, you’ll find remains of a Celtic hillfort and a pre-Roman sanctuary dedicated to the god Berobreo.

This site, once a religious center during the Iron Age, offers panoramic views stretching from the Cíes Islands to Cape Finisterre. In spring and summer, the landscape bursts with color, making it a perfect destination for hikers and history enthusiasts alike.

El Bosque Encantado

El Bosque Encantado de Aldán is a magical place where history and nature come together. The ancient water mills along the Orxas River tell the story of rural life from centuries past.

During spring and autumn, the forest is alive with vibrant colors and soothing sounds, from birdsong to the rustling wind. The hiking trails take you through this unique setting, where ferns and century-old oak trees create a truly enchanting atmosphere.

Playas

Cangas is home to some of the most stunning beaches in the Rías Baixas. Here are a few highlights:

Praia de Rodeira – Located near the center of Cangas, ideal for families.
Praia de Liméns – A peaceful beach with white sand and crystal-clear waters.
Praia de Nerga – A pristine beach with dunes and forests, located in the protected Cabo Home area.
Praia de Barra – Famous for its naturist-friendly atmosphere and stunning natural beauty.
Praia de Menduiña – A family-friendly beach in a semi-urban area, perfect for everyone.