4-Star Getaway in Moaña, the Heart of the Rías Baixas

Customise your deal and choose how to enjoy your getaway!

This deal is available with 3 different options:

• Option 1: Hotel + board basis, enjoy your stay and explore at your own pace.
• Option 2: Hotel + board basis + boat trip to Ons Island, includes a return boat ticket to Ons Island, per person, per stay.
• Option 3: Hotel + board basis + boat trip to the Cíes Islands, includes a return boat ticket to the Cíes Islands, per person, per stay.

Choose your favourite option during the booking process and... get ready to enjoy an unbeatable deal!

Discover the Cíes Islands or Ons Island

The Cíes Islands and Ons Island are part of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia Maritime-Terrestrial National Park, a protected natural paradise where you can enjoy idyllic beaches, scenic hiking trails, breathtaking viewpoints, iconic lighthouses and an incredible variety of wildlife and flora.

During the booking process, you'll be able to choose which island you'd like to visit and enjoy a same-day return boat trip.

What do you need to know?

Once your booking has been confirmed, we'll send you a form where you'll need to provide the personal details of all travellers, together with your preferred date and departure time for the boat trip.

Using this information, we'll arrange:

• Your boat tickets.
• Your access permit issued by the Xunta de Galicia, which is mandatory to visit either island.

You'll receive all your travel documentation by email approximately 72 hours before the start of your trip.

Important information

• The excursion includes a same-day return boat trip.
• Transport to the departure port is not included, so you'll need to make your own way there. Your travel documents will include the departure port and the exact boarding address.
• As this is a protected natural area, daily visitor numbers are limited and prior authorisation is required.
• Boat departures may be changed or cancelled due to adverse weather conditions or maritime safety reasons.
• Some walking routes include uneven terrain and dirt paths, so accessibility may be limited.

Pets

Both the Cíes Islands and Ons Island are protected natural areas, therefore pets are not allowed. Please note that your pet will not be able to accompany you during your visit.

Timetables

• Would you like to check the planned departure and return times for the boat to the Cíes Islands? Click here.
• Would you like to check the planned departure and return times for the boat to Ons Island? Click here.

What can you do during your visit?

Whichever island you choose, you'll be able to enjoy:

• Crystal-clear beaches and secluded coves.
• Signposted hiking trails.
• Spectacular viewpoints.
• Iconic lighthouses.
• Stunning nature and exceptional wildlife and flora.

If you'd like to explore all the walking routes and places of interest, you can visit the official guides:

• Cíes Islands, click here to discover everything waiting for you.
• Ons Island, click here to discover everything waiting for you.

Hotel Bienestar Moaña: relaxation in the heart of the Rías Baixas

Hotel Bienestar Moaña 4* enjoys a prime location in the heart of the Rías Baixas. Set next to the marina and just a 20-minute drive from Vigo, it is ideal for combining relaxation with cultural plans and nature-based getaways.

This modern 4-star hotel offers everything you need for a comfortable and relaxing stay.

Treat yourself to a few days of relaxation and let yourself be pampered at Hotel Bienestar Moaña!

The Islas Cíes are a breathtaking archipelago located off the coast of Galicia in the province of Pontevedra. Forming part of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park, the Cíes Islands are renowned for their pristine natural beauty, crystal-clear waters and some of the most stunning beaches in Europe.

Top attractions:

• Playa de Rodas: Often ranked among the world’s best beaches, this white-sand paradise connects two of the islands and is surrounded by turquoise waters and pine-covered dunes.
• Monte Faro Viewpoint: This scenic hike leads to the highest point of the islands and offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding cliffs.
• Faro da Porta and Faro do Peito: Two iconic lighthouses that can be reached on foot — ideal for sunrise or sunset walks.
• The Interpretation Centre of the National Park: Learn about the local marine ecosystems, flora and birdlife before exploring the trails.
• Birdwatching: The Cíes Islands are home to one of Europe’s largest colonies of yellow-legged gulls, as well as cormorants and shearwaters.

Family-friendly activities:

• Easy hiking trails: There are well-marked routes of varying difficulty, many of which are suitable for children, such as the path to the Faro da Porta.
• Beach Time in Calm Waters: Rodas and Nosa Señora have gentle waves, making them ideal for families with children.
• Picnic Areas: Shaded picnic areas with tables near the main pier are perfect for a relaxed family lunch.
• Camping under the stars: The eco-friendly campsite is the only place to stay overnight (reservation required) and offers a unique family experience.
• Boat ride to the islands: Taking the ferry from Vigo, Cangas or Baiona is part of the adventure and is often a particular highlight for children.

Nearby attractions:

• Vigo: The main gateway to the Cíes Islands, it offers lively tapas bars, cultural sites and beautiful urban beaches such as Samil Beach.
• Baiona is a charming coastal town with a medieval fortress, a pretty marina and views of the islands.
• Ría de Vigo: Explore the estuary further with kayak rentals and boat tours to other Atlantic islands such as Ons and Sálvora.
• Combarro: A postcard-perfect fishing village, famous for its granaries and sea views.
• Monte Aloia Natural Park: Escape to this scenic inland park with its trails, forests and views of the Galician coast.

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• It is considered one of the most attractive places for tourism in Galicia, as it is characterized by an important cultural heritage, beautiful sandy beaches and a wide range of leisure activities full of places to eat.

• The most important beaches to see in Moaña are, perhaps, Playa da Xunqueira and Playa de Meira. Neighboring each other, they are two large sandy areas that make up an urban beach and are covered when the tide is high. They are both surrounded by trees and parks, with several restaurants near the beach.

• The best way to get to know the municipality and not lose detail of what there is to see in Moaña is encouraging you to take a walk along the different hiking tra ils that run through all the places of interest in the Morrazo region.