Sanxenxo: Gateway to the Rías Baixas

Hotel Panadeiramar, your central spot in Sanxenxo

Discover comfort and convenience at Panadeiramar, located in the heart of Sanxenxo town, just 100 metres from Panadeira Beach and a 3-minute walk from Silgar Beach.

Here you can stroll into the centre, explore local shops or visit the Museo del Mar, only a 5-minute walk away, and soak up the area’s maritime history.

Many guests highlight its unbeatable location, cleanliness and the friendly, attentive staff.

Panadeiramar is the ideal choice if you want to be close to the sea and local atmosphere without sacrificing the essentials. Your stay in Sanxenxo starts here!

Practical Rooms in a Great Location

These rooms may be compact, but they offer everything you need for a comfortable and charming stay. Choose a smart, functional option ideal for travellers who value simplicity and a great location for enjoying their holidays to the fullest.

Stay in a room without balcony, featuring a double bed and private bathroom, perfect for recharging after a day exploring the beaches and lively atmosphere of Sanxenxo.

Looking for an economical choice and don’t mind simple accommodation? This is the perfect option for you.

Complete your holiday with Half Board!

If you choose this board basis, you will enjoy your meals at a restaurant located in Playa Panadeira, just 100 metres from the hotel. The menu includes:

• Starter
• Main course
• Bread and coffee
• Drinks are not included.

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

The Rías Baixas are Galicia's green, salty south: a coastline of deep sea inlets, pine-covered hills and fishing villages where the Atlantic sets the pace of daily life. Famous for its Albariño wine, some of the best seafood in Spain and beaches that look almost tropical on a sunny day, it is a relaxed, unhurried corner of the country that families and couples fall for very quickly.

Make sure you visit:

• Combarro, a village of stone hórreos (raised granaries) built right at the water's edge.
• Cambados and its grand Praza de Fefiñáns, the capital of Albariño wine.
• The Cíes Islands, part of the Atlantic Islands National Park, and the walk up to the lighthouse.
• O Grove and A Toxa Island, known for seafood and spa waters.
• Pontevedra's old town, one of the loveliest and most walkable historic centres in Galicia.

Beaches we think you'll like:

• Praia de Rodas (Cíes Islands): white sand and turquoise water, with daily visitor numbers capped.
• A Lanzada: a long open-sea beach between Sanxenxo and O Grove, with dunes and full services.
• Praia de Silgar (Sanxenxo): sheltered and central, with cafés and shops right on the promenade.
• Praia América (Nigrán): two kilometres of sand backed by pine trees, a local family favourite.

Family-friendly activities:

• Take a boat trip out to the mussel rafts (bateas) from O Grove, tasting included.
• Catch the ferry to the Cíes or Ons Islands for a day of beach and easy coastal walks.
• Walk the Ruta da Pedra e da Auga in Armenteira, a shaded riverside path past old watermills.
• Visit Acquarium Galicia in O Grove to meet the Atlantic species up close.
• Discover local markets and traditional seaside festivals.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Pulpo á feira: octopus with paprika, coarse salt and olive oil, served on a wooden plate.
• Galician mussels and fresh oysters straight from the rafts of O Grove.
• Empanada gallega, a savoury pie usually filled with tuna, cockles or meat.
• Scallops and zamburiñas, grilled and served in their shell.
• A cold glass of Albariño, the crisp white wine that defines the region.

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

• Vigo (30 min): the largest city in Galicia, with great views and even better food.
• Santiago de Compostela (1h): the iconic pilgrimage city at the end of the Camino.
• Illa de Ons (by boat): a quieter alternative to the Cíes Islands.
• Baiona (40 min): coastal charm, a seafront fortress and plenty of maritime history.