Location: Ribadeo
Top Things to do in Ribadeo
Top 10 Things to do in Ribadeo, Spain
Ribadeo is a municipality in the Spanish province of Lugo in Galicia. It has a population of 10,023 (INE, 2011) and an area of 106.2 km. It is the capital of the A Mariña Oriental comarca.
Restaurants in Ribadeo
1. As Catedrais Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By dominix28 - Canton of Basel, Switzerland
Been there twice in July (with kids, in the morning) and September (Afternoon with adults). Both visits were remarkable and very nice. If you be around this area you should go. Also good for kids as it is a wide area where they can run. It is very beautyful what nature has creatwd here.
Note: if I am not mistaken you need to register yourself and all people with you for the vistit at the beach. I am not sure where to donit as it was done by my cousin who is living in Galicia.
2. Playa Penarronda
3. Illa Pancha CB.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By Julie W - Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
The coastal path from Ribadeo takes you though and along a spectacular route of beautiful rugged coastline and eucalyptus groves and eventually, Il la Pancha comes into site, winding your way towards this tiny island, you get wonderful glimpses of the stunning sea and craggy rocks and cliffs. There are gorse and wild honeysuckle along the sides of the pathway and then suddenly you're right against the tiny isle. there is no access onto the island but enough to take in from the views around it. of course you could just drive out to it, but the walk made it seem more special.
4. Faro de Tapia de Casariego
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Hezkia - Tel Aviv, Israel
We drove from Ribadeo to Tapia de Casariego (not far) to ejoy the view of the fishermen and the Atlantic Ocean. We parked nearby their port and made some walking around the paths. A small tour to enjoy the good weather and to see the nature.
If you are nearby Ribadeo, It is highly recommended to take some time just to enjoy the view.
5. Illa Pancha
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 331 reviews
Reviewed By Patrizia51016 - Chatteris, United Kingdom
Beautiful scenery. We visited on a bit of a windy, overcast day, but it was still beautiful.
I have a temporary walking disability, but was able to walk around with very few problems. It is well worth a visit. If you love photography, you'll love it here
6. Playa Islas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Robby G C - Toronto, Canada
I liked this Playa Islas, "the Island beaches". I do truly believe that they named it this way, because there is a passage that leads from one beach to the other. It looks like we are on an island, surrounded by two Beaches and the sea in between them. It was so beautiful and safe.
They organized some attractive stones that would prevent people from falling into the ocean. The view from here are unforgettable. You see the whole region in all its beauty. It truly helps when the sun shines. It's a pure delight and worthwhile the trek!
P.S. Nearby is a small parking lot as well!
7. O Cargadeiro Ribadeo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
8. Mondo Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
We do guided walking tours in Ribadeo of 1 hour duration. If you are visiting the village and would like to learn about the history of the old village and Indiano houses from a local guide this is your tour !! You would get some tips about local places and learn some stories just local people know about. Book your place and have some fun with us !! Besed on the tips you made the price :)
Reviewed By J A F - Palencia, Spain
Llamamos 15 minutos antes de que comenzara el tour, y nos esperaron un poco para comenzar. Comenzamos en un mirador al lado del puerto continuando por El Centro y terminando por las casas indianas. Recomendable para conocer la historia del lugar, te enseña fotos antiguas para ver el cambio. Cristina hace que sea ameno y divertido.
9. Capilla de La Atalaya
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By denubeatle - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Esta ubicada sobre el Puerto de Porcillon...y digo literalmente "sobre", pues esta en una zona muy elevada por encima del puerto. Alli se encuentra un antiguo baluarte para la defensa de la ria, vimos unos cañones del S XVI y sus respectivas troneras. Ese promontorio se lo conoce como Atalaya, y es alli donde se encuentra la Capilla mas Antigua de Ribadeo, construida durante el reinado de Fernando II en 1182. Hoy solo se conserva la fachada de estilo gotico. No pude ver su interior, donde se encuentra la imagen de la Virgen, pues estaba cerrada.
Este lugar tambien hospicia de mirador, con bellas vistas de la ria.
Para bajar al puerto, hay escaleras y un ascensor gratuito ( es realmente muy alto ). Ojo, tanto el ascensor como las escaleras anexas al mismo, cierran a las 20,30 hs aprox. Lo tomamos justo, pues abajo nos recibio un policia encargado del cierre del porton. Este ascensor es una construccion rectangular de color gris oscuro, el cual se distingue facilmente, aunque no es muy estetico...aunque muy util ! Supongo que para bajar de otra forma, hay que dar una vuelta muy grande, nosotros llegamos a traves del casco historico.
10. Torre De Los Moreno
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By BiCT1 - Madrid, Spain
Precioso edificio en plena plaza España, que debe llevar abandonado tiempo y está en muy mal estado. Con una reforma y dándole algún uso sería otra cosa.
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