Sanxenxo and the Rías Baixas: A Galician holiday by the sea!

Hotel Oca Vermar: the perfect Easter escape in the Rías Baixas

This Easter, treat yourself to a few days of sea air, tranquillity and landscapes that captivate from the very first moment. Hotel Oca Vermar welcomes you to a peaceful corner of the Rías Baixas, the ideal setting to unwind and enjoy the Galician coast during one of the most beautiful seasons to travel.

Located in a quiet area between Sanxenxo and Portonovo, the hotel combines relaxation with the perfect base for discovering some of the most spectacular spots along the Galician coastline.

Just minutes away lies Montalvo Beach, one of the most stunning beaches in the area, ideal for a scenic walk by the Atlantic while admiring the views of the Ons Islands. Very close by you will also find Portonovo, famous for its lively seafood restaurants and bars where you can savour octopus, razor clams or a chilled glass of Albariño right by the sea.

If you enjoy exploring, the hotel offers easy access to the Atlantic Islands National Park, the vibrant seaside town of Sanxenxo, and numerous viewpoints and coastal trails that reveal breathtaking panoramic views over the estuary.

Travellers especially appreciate the peaceful surroundings, the cleanliness of the facilities and the friendliness of the staff. A perfect place to rest after each adventure and experience an Easter getaway filled with sea, nature and the flavours of Galicia.

Rías Baixas: stately manors, vineyard trails and outstanding seafood

Discover the great green and blue jewel of the Galician Atlantic! The Rías Baixas, including the Ría de Corcubión, Muros and Noia, Arousa, Pontevedra and Vigo, form a spectacular maze of sea inlets reaching deep into the land. Expect mild microclimates, idyllic coves, charming fishing villages and a culinary tradition admired around the world.

What you can’t miss:

• Atlantic Islands National Park, Cíes and Ons Islands: true natural treasures. The Cíes Islands are home to the famous Rodas Beach, repeatedly ranked among the best in the world, with ultra-fine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
• Combarro and its hórreos overlooking the sea: discover an idyllic fishing village whose historic centre stands out for its stone houses and, above all, its iconic hórreos lined up right by the shore, following the rhythm of the tides.
• The birthplace of Albariño wine, Ulla and O Salnés Route: Cambados is the undisputed capital of Albariño wine, D.O. Rías Baixas. Wander among its historic manor houses, such as the Pazo de Fefiñáns, and visit wineries surrounded by vineyards.
• Cuisine from port to port: from the mussel rafts of the Ría de Arousa to the seafood of O Grove and the octopus in Bueu. Eating here is a first-class sensory experience.
• The O Trega Peninsula and the Baiona coast: at the southern tip, Mount Santa Trega, in A Guarda, offers spectacular panoramic views over the mouth of the Miño River as it meets the Atlantic, alongside an impressive Celtic hillfort. Further north, the fortified town of Baiona awaits with its seafront promenade and its history linked to Columbus.

Our recommendation: if you want to visit the Cíes Islands or Ons Island between June and September, or during Holy Week, make sure you book your permit from the Xunta de Galicia and your ferry ticket several weeks in advance, as daily visitor numbers are strictly limited to protect the ecosystem.