Enjoy Las Rias Baixas with Breakfast included

Alda Ribeira, your gateway to the Atlantic charm of Galicia

Discover Hotel Alda Ribeira, a perfect choice to experience the essence of Galicia in a comfortable and welcoming setting. Its simple yet well-kept style makes it an ideal base for a relaxed and hassle-free getaway.

Located in Ribeira, on the A Coruña coast, it offers easy access to beaches, promenades and stunning natural spots. A practical location to explore the area and immerse yourself in its authentic seafaring atmosphere.

The hotel features comfortable, well-equipped rooms designed for rest, along with essential services such as Wi-Fi and attentive service to ensure a pleasant stay.

Guests particularly value its excellent value for money and overall comfort, making it a smart choice for your trip.

If you’re looking for simplicity, great location and comfort, this is your place. Book now and let Galicia work its magic.

Ribeira, where the Atlantic shapes Galicia’s soul

At the southern tip of the Barbanza peninsula, Ribeira stands as one of the most authentic seafaring capitals of the Rías Baixas. Here, the power of the Atlantic not only defines the landscape, but also the spirit of its people.

Beyond its dynamic fishing activity, Ribeira reveals an extraordinary natural and archaeological heritage, from shifting sand dunes to prehistoric treasures that tell stories thousands of years old.

Curiosities that make Ribeira unforgettable

• A leading fishing port
  Its fish market is one of the most important in Europe, known for both the volume and diversity of its daily auctions, managed with cutting-edge technology.

• The great dune of Corrubedo
  A spectacular moving dune over 1 kilometre long, constantly reshaped by the wind and forming the heart of a protected natural park.

• The Dolmen of Axeitos
  Nicknamed the “Parthenon of Galicia”, this prehistoric monument features seven massive vertical stones supporting a huge slab, dating back nearly 6,000 years.

• The heroines of Sálvora
  In 1921, three local women, Cipriana, Josefa and María, bravely rowed into a storm to rescue 56 people from the shipwreck of the steamship Santa Isabel, a story of courage that still inspires.

• Percebe de Aguiño, the Atlantic’s delicacy
  Harvested from the most battered rocks, this prized seafood stands out for its intense flavour and firm texture, earning its reputation as the “black gold” of Galician cuisine.

Ribeira is not just a destination, it’s a place where nature, history and the sea come together to create something truly unforgettable.

Rías Baixas: wild coastline, fresh seafood and Atlantic charm at its finest

The Rías Baixas, located in Galicia’s stunning northwest coast, is a destination where nature, gastronomy and authenticity come together. Think dramatic cliffs, peaceful estuaries, vineyard-covered landscapes and some of the best seafood in Spain — all wrapped in a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere.

Make sure you visit:

• Combarro, a postcard-perfect village with granaries by the sea.
• Cambados, the capital of Albariño wine, full of charm and tradition.
• O Grove and A Toxa Island, known for seafood and spa experiences.
• The historic town of Pontevedra, with its beautiful old quarter.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Playa de A Lanzada: long, wild and perfect for walks.
• Playa de Areas Gordas: unspoilt and surrounded by nature.
• Playa de Silgar (Sanxenxo): lively and family-friendly.
• Playa de Rodas (Cíes Islands): often considered one of the best beaches in the world.

Family-friendly activities:

• Take a boat trip through the estuaries and see mussel farms.
• Visit the Atlantic Islands National Park (Cíes Islands).
• Enjoy beach days with calm waters perfect for kids.
• Cycle or walk along coastal paths with stunning views.
• Discover local markets and traditional festivals.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Fresh oysters from O Grove.
• Galician-style octopus (pulpo a feira).
• Albariño white wine, fresh and aromatic.
• Empanada gallega with seafood or meat fillings.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Vigo (30 min): the largest city in Galicia with great views and food.
• Santiago de Compostela (1h): iconic pilgrimage city full of history.
• Isla de Ons (boat): quieter alternative to the Cíes Islands.
• Baiona (40 min): coastal charm and maritime history.