LANDSCAPES YOU’LL NEVER FORGET
NATURE
DISCOVER THE SURROUNDINGS OF O IGREXARIO
ESCAPE TO ATLANTIC PARADISE
From O Igrexario Vacacional, you can discover some of the most remarkable natural landscapes in O Morrazo and the Rías Baixas. The Cíes and Ons Islands, the trails of Costa da Vela and various routes with views of the estuary allow you to combine the sea, mountains and nature during your stay in O Hío.
Cíes Islands
Located in the Vigo estuary, the Cíes Islands form part of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park. Their beaches, cliffs, trails and viewpoints offer the chance to explore one of the most recognisable Atlantic landscapes in the Rías Baixas. An ideal day trip for walking, enjoying the sea and discovering a protected natural area.
The best way to explore them is on foot, following designated trails and visiting the birdwatching observatories, lighthouses and archaeological remains.
- RESTAURANTS
- SURVEILLANCE
- TOILETS
- ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES
- MONTE FARO TRAIL 7 KM
- PORTA LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL 5 KM
- O ALTO DO PRÍNCIPE TRAIL 3 KM
- MONTEAGUDO TRAIL 5 KM
ISLAS ONS
Facing the Pontevedra estuary, Ons Island forms part of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park. Its trails wind past cliffs, beaches, small coves and landscapes overlooking the Atlantic, while offering visitors a glimpse into the island’s history and seafaring heritage. A perfect option for those who want to combine nature and the coast during their stay.
- RESTAURANTS
- SURVEILLANCE
- TOILETS
- ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES
- SOUTH TRAIL 6,2 KM
- LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL 4 KM
- NORTH TRAIL 8,1 KM
- CASTLE TRAIL 1,1 KM
FROM O HÍO
O IGREXARIO VACACIONAL, YOUR BASE FOR EXPLORING THE RÍAS BAIXAS
Relax beside the Aldán estuary and spend each day discovering the beaches, islands, trails and landscapes of O Morrazo and the Rías Baixas.
TRAILS AND WALKING ROUTES TO EXPLORE O MORRAZO
COSTA DA VELA · DONÓN
In Donón begins one of the most spectacular coastal routes in O Morrazo. From the area around Mirador da Caracola and Monte do Facho, various trails allow you to explore Costa da Vela and reach places such as Cabo Home, Punta Robaleira, Melide and Barra. A landscape of cliffs, hills and open ocean, particularly well suited to walking and enjoying the views.
- Monte Facho (0,8 km)
- Ponte de Pedra (3,2 km)
- Praia de Barra (5,2 km)
- Faro de Punta Subrido (6,9 km)
- Playa de Melide (7,4 km)
- Faro Punta Robaleira (8,2 km)
- Faro Cabo Home (8,4 km)
- Mirador da Caracola (11,1 km)
- Distance: 13.44 km
- Route type: Circular
- Maximum altitude: 182 m
- Moving time: 3 h 46 min
- Difficulty: Moderate
SENDA DEL AGUA VIGO
The Senda del Agua follows the route of a water pipeline along the hillsides near Vigo. The trail passes through woodland, small villages and areas offering sweeping views of the Vigo estuary. At various points along the way, you can see the Rande Bridge and the San Simón inlet, making it an excellent route for discovering a different perspective of the Rías Baixas.
- ESTACIÓN POTABILIZADORA DE VIGO (0 KM)
- SUBIDA A A MADROA (2,5 KM)
- ÁREA RECREATIVA DEL RÍO FONDÓN (4,2 KM)
- VISTAS DEL PUENTE DE RANDE (7 KM)
- VISTAS DE SAN SIMÓN (8,5 KM)
- ÁREA RECREATIVA DE NEGROS (11,8 KM)
- CRUCE DE NEGROS CON LA CARRETERA REDONDELA–PEINADOR (13 KM)
- DISTANCE: 13.44 KM
- ROUTE TYPE: CIRCULAR
- MAXIMUM ALTITUDE: 182 M
- MOVING TIME: 3 H 46 MIN
- DIFFICULTY: MODERATE
NATURE, SEA AND WALKING TRAILS FROM O IGREXARIO
Staying at O Igrexario Vacacional allows you to combine relaxation beside the Aldán estuary with some of the most remarkable landscapes in O Morrazo and the Rías Baixas. Islands, beaches, walking trails, viewpoints and the Atlantic coastline are all part of a region worth exploring at your own pace.