This place was nutty and fantastic, all at the same time. It's a camping spot, rec area, hangout…read morejoint, and everything in between. Stopped in for a bocadillo and vino break before heading into Santiago and it didn't disappoint. We got a chance to catch up with so many Peregrinos that we've seen along the way and best of all, just relax. Food was filling, drinks were cold, but the company made it memorable. Stop in and exchange some stories with your fellow travelers!

This is the type of place you almost do not want to Yelp about because you want to keep it a hidden…read moregem! Cies was gorgeous and probably my favorite part of our trip. The water is cold but as clear and stunning as the Caribbean. The island offers some awesome camping right on the beach and has several hiking trails. A must see if you happen to be in the area. Make sure to book your tickets and permission slips in advance since they only allow a certain amount of people on the island. Go early in the morning if possible since it tends to get more crowded towards the afternoon.

This is one of the most amazing places in the world. I just went there a couple of times, but the…read morebeach is one of the most beautiful places i've been to. The water is so clear, clean, transparent, emmerald you feel like being in a caribbean island, the sand is so white, the only difference is probably the water temperature (it's the atlantic ocean after all). The only way to stay there is to go camping and to do so you need to book in advance as there're some restrictions on how many people can stay in the island at the same time. It's a natural reserve and it's very looked after. the only way to get there is catching a catamaran in vigo or cangas.

Have been coming here for 6 years and having shut down, it reopened new this year with a great new…read moreinvestment in wet-room, electricity and bar/restaurant , levelled pitches etc., It's position is perfect - right next to the lagoon and beach, however it is also next to a set of neighbours(houses) that seem to have dogs barking throughout the day and night which means that if you are sensitive to that and looking for a quiet and peaceful experience, you won't have it on the southern side of the site. It is still a new site and so I expect that he e groundwork will be finished and the grassy pitches re-appear. It costs around €18 without, and €22 with electricity for camper vans and it also now has small and large tents available to stay in which look great. The restaurant/bar serves good quality and quantity of food and is frequented by locals - which is a good sign. Wi-fi is only available at or very near the bar/restaurant which is a disappointment. The service level is good (not brilliant) with variable customer service attitude according to who you deal with and which could improve. Open all year, I really hope it makes it since it is a positive addition to Valdevino - I will come back next year to see the result!