Santiago de Compostela

A fascinating natural phenomenon along the coast where the erosive effect of sea and rain on limestone rock creates cracks connecting the sea to the cliff surface. When waves hit with force, air or water is expelled through these conduits under high pressure, creating impressive water jets that can reach several meters in height.

Category: Natural Wonder

A unique natural phenomenon declared a National Monument in 2001. This small circular beach (about 50 meters) is unusual because it appears to be inland, sheltered by cliffs and vegetation, yet sea water enters through an underground conduit during high tide. It's one of the smallest beaches in the world with this unique characteristic.

Category: Natural Wonder

The reputed burial place of Saint James and the destination of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

Category: Cathedral

Located within a spectacular walled fortress on a peninsula overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. This maritime parador offers impressive sea views, elegant rooms, and was the first European port to receive news of the discovery of America when the Pinta ship arrived in 1493.

Also known as Hostal dos Reis Católicos, this historic hotel is located in a former royal hospital built in 1499, right next to the Santiago Cathedral.

Housed in a spectacular 6th-century Benedictine monastery in the midst of the Ribeira Sacra region, this parador features three magnificent cloisters from different periods. Surrounded by chestnut forests and overlooking the Sil River canyon, it offers tranquility and natural beauty.