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Founded by the Franciscans in 1219, this church is just outside the old Roman wall and has a well-preserved Romanesque portal and Gothic apse (renovated in 1965!). A visit to the cloister is worthwhile.

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Burela is a small, but very active, fishing port. In its surroundings you will find the typical green landscape of the Galician coast facing the Bay of Biscay and its dream beaches.

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This is an arched stone gate to the old city. Travelers who crossed the estuary via the Mayor or La Misericordia bridges reached the entrance to the old town.

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The Paseo Marítimo de Foz is a public space for recreation and promenade with incredible views of the Galician north Atlantic coast.

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Foz, a small fishing village and former whaling port at the mouth of the Foz estuary. The area is a unique natural habitat of salt marshes for one of the largest seabird colonies in northwestern Spain.

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The strategic position of Cape Burela is possibly the reason why an important fort was built right next to it. Although few vestiges of this pre-Roman fortified town remain today, valuable objects such as the famous Burela torc were found here.

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Altar Beach, in Barreiros, is more than a kilometer long and has a wide strip of fine sand. It is located next to the mouth of the Masma river.

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An important settlement from the Iron Age and prehistory on the Galician north coast. The tip of Cape Burela is also accessible here from the seafront. Spectacular seascape and views.

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From the Covo river bridge you can see the San Cibrao view with its row of buildings on the riverbank and the boats along the boardwalk.

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From this bridge there are impressive views of the Foz estuary and its wetlands from the bridge that joins it with San Cosme. This point is ideal to contemplate the sea and the mountains and immortalize the postcard with our camera.

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Beach on the edge of the Masma estuary. At low tide you can access the "Pena de Altar", a nearby island. https://www.inspain.org/es/lugo/barreiros/playas/altar/

Very good place to see the beach next door.

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In Foz, an old whaling port, the sea is transformed into a beach: A Rapadoira, Llas, Peizás, Arealonga... About 15 km of beaches of fine and white sand mark this estuary. In its marshes, one of the largest colonies of waterfowl in the north-west is sheltered, watched from above by gulls, shearwaters and gannets from the neighboring cliffs. The Ria de Foz is a natural paradise not only for birds, but also for lovers of water sports: surfing, windsurfing, kite flying, canoeing, sailing. https://www.turismo.gal/que-visitar/rias-e-praias/ria-de-foz?langId=es_ES

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On the Cantabrian coast, so prone to creating cliffs, a concentration of such extensive and well-cared for sand is not usual. The high concentration of iodine in these waters also has healing properties, so much so that at the beginning of the 20th century, doctors in the area began to recommend baths for trauma injuries and skin problems.

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Sandy cove on the east side of the narrow peninsula

Exquisite rocks frame the sandy beach cove

From the modern bridges there's a view of the old ponte de ferro, now pretty rusty

A nice trail runs along the marina, which is directly on the ria de Viveiro, but also quite well protected by a jetty on both sides

Original old city gate, just across from the bridge, in old times the crossing was probably by ferry

The tall trees give shelter both on hot sunny days as well as in windy and rainy conditions.