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Taste Rias Baixas

Enjoy an exceptional culinary experience in the Rías Baixas:
the best restaurants in the region

To get to know a destination well, you have to walk it, mingle with its people and savour its delicacies. Gastronomy is the best way to taste the culture of a destination, and in Rías Baixas it is flavour and tradition. We can boast of being close to two greats of our cuisine with two and one Michelin star respectively. Pepe Solla and Pepe Vieira. The former 9 km away in the direction of Pontevedra and the latter in our own village of Raxó. At the top of the Serpe... In addition, within a radius of 20 km there are 2 other great gastronomic restaurants: Yayo Daporta and Javier Olleros. This makes a total of 4 Michelin Star Restaurants in our surroundings, something unique for a true gourmet...



Remember that in the Rías Baixas we have a wide gastronomic offer and these are just a few outstanding examples. We invite you to explore and discover other local restaurants during your stay at our hotel.

You can read more about some of these restaurants in the following article.

You can also consult activities and active tourism in the area of Civitatis.
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Discover limitless fun

In Sanxenxo: activities for all tastes

Paradisiacal beaches: Immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters of the beaches of Silgar, Areas, Montalvo and Baltar. Relax on the golden sand and enjoy the Galician sun while contemplating a dreamy coastal landscape.

Water sports: Feel the adrenaline and excitement practicing surfing, windsurfing, paddle surfing or sailing on a sailboat. Sanxenxo offers perfect conditions to enjoy a wide range of water sports.

Boat excursions: Embark on a boat trip and discover the beautiful Cíes and Ons Islands, declared National Parks, with their white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Enjoy the natural beauty of the islands while you relax in the sea.

Ruta da Pedra e da Auga: Explore the coast of Sanxenxo through this impressive hiking route. Discover spectacular landscapes, unique rock formations and the beauty of Galician nature at every step.

Galician gastronomy: Delight yourself with authentic Galician cuisine in local restaurants. Savor delicious fresh seafood, Galician octopus, fish and traditional dishes such as ham with turnip tops and homemade empanadas. A culinary experience not to be missed!

Lively nightlife: Immerse yourself in the lively nightlife of Sanxenxo. Enjoy bars, pubs and clubs where you can dance, have cocktails and enjoy live music until the wee hours of the morning.

Cultural visits: Explore the historical charm of the old town of Sanxenxo and discover the Church of San Ginés and the Town Hall. In addition, you can visit the Salting Museum to learn about the fishing tradition of the region.

Golf: Golf lovers will find in Sanxenxo a perfect place to enjoy their favorite sport. The nearby golf courses offer panoramic views of the Galician landscape while you play.

Shopping and markets: Walk through the commercial streets of Sanxenxo and find fashion stores, boutiques and souvenirs. Do not miss the local markets where you can buy fresh products and Galician crafts.

Relaxation and well-being: Enjoy moments of relaxation in the spas of Sanxenxo and spas in A Toxa. Indulge in beauty treatments and massages that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Discover all these experiences and more during your stay at our hotel. We offer you the perfect location and the necessary comforts so that you can fully enjoy your visit to this wonderful region of the Rías Baixas. Book now and get ready to live unforgettable moments in Sanxenxo!"
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Three places you have to visit in O Salnes

The visit to the O Salnés region has essentials such as the Pazo de la Saleta, the Mosteiro da Armenteira , and a hiking route along the Ruta da Pedra e da Auga .


In short, visits to three places of great charm.

The Pazo de La Saleta
A paradise for botanists. In the sixties, Robert and Margaret Grimson fell in love with Galicia and decided to buy the pazo that was in ruins and its garden in a jungle state, they hired the services of Brenda Colbin, one of the most famous landscapers of the time who designed an English garden to which he adapted plant species from the five continents. Since 1996 Blanca Coladas its owner has opened it to the public and together with her daughter Silvia they show it with all the kindness in the world. Strolling its grassy paths and enjoying it is a delight, in summer you can even enjoy a picnic in it and enjoying some of its unique species.
Arranged visits at 629 81 68 80.

Protea Pazo de la Saleta

Armenteira Monastery
Between the estuaries of Pontevedra and Arousa, the beautiful and old Cistercian Monastery of Armenteira appears, inhabited by a community of nuns of the same order. It is located in a beautiful valley fertilized by the waters.

Ruta da Pedra e da Auga.
The route follows an old path that was traditionally traveled on Easter Monday to the Monastery of Armenteira. The first part is the route of the Molinos de Barrantes of 1.5 km. With six restored mills, follow the course of the Armenteira River to reach the City Hall of Meis where we find the Serén mills. Perfectly rehabilitated space with a recreational area on the slopes of Mount Cabeza de Boi. The mills lead to the Labrega Village, a granite representation of Galician rural life, made by the Ëscola de Canteiros de Poio. The second part of the route begins here with medium difficulty and more beautiful and surprising for its landscape and nature in its purest form, ending at the Monastery of Armenteira.
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Raxó from a fishing village to a tourist center

Raxó , our town, is a little paradise in the Rías Baixas, it is located between Sanxenxo and Combarro on the north shore of the Ría de Pontevedra.

Raxó, Ría de Pontevedra

It retains the maritime and agricultural charm of yesteryear and has been transformed into a small tourist center, which does not take away an iota of its appeal for visitors seeking a bit of the calm that its illustrious neighboring towns lack, which is the fault of the three beaches in its urban environment: Xiorto, Raxó and Sinás for their crystal clear waters and quality of the sand, with a bit of luck you will be able to spot the dolphins that enter the estuary.

Raxó desde Mirador de A Granxa
 

Its beaches are surrounded by lively beach bars and terraces that offer, in addition to a good tapa, excellent views of the other shore of the estuary. It is a small fishing village that sometimes goes unnoticed among the many charms of the estuary, in it you can find the attractions of the Galician coastal towns that in other places it is difficult to appreciate. Here you will eat the best fish and seafood from the Pontevedra estuary and you will be able to relax on its beach without fear of crowds, at its top is the A Granxa viewpoint, one of the best in the area with incredible views over the estuary.

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Perfect plan with children: Grobit village

The Hobbits, those characters from the literary and cinematographic sagas of "The Lord of the Rings" to which the British writer JRR Tolkien gives life. They have gone to live on the Island of A Toxa , where a small playground is located, ideal for having a good time with the children in O Grove, the Village of Grobits .

The Grobits Village is a small and original playground that recreates Hobbiton , the home of the Hobbits, with its semi-buried miniature houses covered by the nature of the area.

It also has swings, up and down, benches, a magical well and more attractions, created with wood as the main material, that will dazzle the little ones in the family. Your visit is free, and you can visit at any time.

Once you arrive, the first thing you come across is an explanatory poster with the history of the Grobits : “The Grobits are beings that live in the depths of the thermal waters of A Illa da Toxa and come out into the air — it is not quite clear what days— going up from the thermal crevices to connect with the well that you will be able to see in the village. The earth in the well turns to water when they emerge , and turns back to black earth and plants the moment they step on the forest floor. They wander among the centuries-old pines, going up and down like squirrels and, when they are tired, they open the doors of the houses that you see, to enter to regain strength. It's useless knocking on the door. They are never open, unless they want to go outside or intend to return to the depths of the thermal faults below this island. Have a lucky day and get to see some! This is like the lottery, there are thousands who play, but there is always someone who gets it! "

The Grobits, which in case you hadn't noticed yet, the name comes from the fusion between O Grove and the Hobbits , they have their own legend. Many years ago they lived among us, but when human beings became possessive, the Grobits decided to move away and settle in the Central Mount of the Illa da Toxa , to live underground and to come to the surface only through the well that is there. . Adults cannot see them but, on the other hand, children are able to feel their presence .

Here we leave you the location of « how to get to the Aldea de los Grobits Children's Park » .

Source: SienteGalicia

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Hotel Gran Proa. Family destination.

If we asked you where your ideal summer is, what would you say?
 
Let yourself be carried away by your desires, enjoy this experience in a unique destination.
 
Are you going to miss it? ☀️ hotelgranproa.com - your hotel in the ❤ of the Rias Baixas
 
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Not only beach

Not only beach, we have a lot to offer you for a perfect getaway. Routes, historical places, good gastronomy and wine tourism. Come and discover us at Rias Baixas. #emproate #riasbaixas #galicia #galiciacalidad #hotelgranproa #hotelsanxenxo #hotelriasbaixas #hotelpontevedra
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Route of Father Sarmiento

Ruta del Padre Sarmiento: the variant of the Portuguese Way that runs through all of O Salnés

The route through the Rías Baixas follows the steps taken by Fray Martín Sarmiento to win the jubilee in 1745. In total, 173 kilometers, from Pontevedra to Vilagarcía de Arousa, which combine the best of the landscape, gastronomy and heritage of each town in the Shire.

Route of Father Sarmiento. Combarro

Combarro

Among the vast territories of the Salnés region, bordering the winding coastline from the municipality of Poio to Vilagarcía de Arousa, the Padre Sarmiento Route follows in the footsteps that the Dominican monk, Fray Martín Sarmiento, traveled on his pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in 1745, and later in 1754. The variant of the Portuguese Way runs through Salnés lands along 7 stages and 173 kilometers. Throughout the journey, points of high historical, heritage and landscape interest are crossed, such as well-known manor houses and country houses, archaeological sites or picturesque seaside neighborhoods.
But who was Fray Martín Sarmiento? Born in Vilafranca do Bierzo, the Benedictine religious was in turn a renowned Galician writer, father of Romanesque philology in general and Galician in particular; and also, indirectly, the creator of this spiritual version of the Portuguese road in the Rías Baixas. The same monk recorded the feat of his pilgrimage from Madrid to Compostela in the work Viaxe a Galicia, the guide on which the current route made by the Mancomunidade do Salnés is based.
The route begins in the vicinity of the Burgo bridge, in Pontevedra, and extends through Poio, Sanxenxo, O Grove, Meaño, Cambados, A Illa de Arousa, Vilanova and Vilagarcía, in its section through the Salnés; and then continue towards Catoira, Valga and Pontecesures. In its last section, the route converges with the Portuguese Way until it reaches the doors of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.

  Stage 1: A balcony to the Pontevedra estuary

This stage is the one that runs through our closest environment . The path of Padre Sarmiento begins in the city of Lérez, crossing the famous Burgo bridge and following the Dominican's trail to the Monastery of San Xoán de Poio . This convent was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1970 and has become a mandatory stop for all those who love art and architecture. The original floor plan of the building dates back to the 7th century, but among its constructions the church stands out, dating from the 17th century, and which mixes classicist and baroque forms.
The route continues to the well-known fishing village of Combarro, one of the most visited towns in the Rías Baixas, which also has the highest concentration of granaries in all of Galicia . Its picturesque picture is completed thanks to the fishing houses, its cobbled streets and the many crossroads that coexist in almost direct contact with the sea. In this stage, of about 25 kilometers in total, you also walk between Chancelas, Samieira and Raxó, culminating in the coastal network at the A Granxa viewpoint , which offers a spectacular panoramic view of the entire Pontevedra estuary . This first tour ends in the tourist capital par excellence of the Rías Baixas, Sanxenxo. The first contact with the municipality includes the Areas area, the promenade and the famous Silgar beach, presided over by its bronze ambassador, Madama de Alfonso Villar.
 
  
  
 
 
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360 panoramic view of our Rooftop Terrace/Solarium

Panoramic view of our Terrace / Solarium for the enjoyment of all our clients, with magnificent views over the Ría de Pontevedra.
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