Featured Neighborhoods

This quiet residential neighborhood features picturesque fishing docks and local markets, offering a true taste of island life. Cabodeiro is favored by locals for its authentic Galician atmosphere.

Known for its scenic beaches and proximity to the island's natural park, O Bao is popular with both families and outdoor enthusiasts. The area hosts charming seafood restaurants and offers easy access to water activities.

Sitting at the island's southwestern tip, Pedras Negras is known for its rocky outcrops, hiking trails, and striking sunset views. It's less crowded and ideal for nature lovers seeking tranquility.

The central port and marina hub, Porto do Xufre is lively, with seafood bars, waterside promenades, and boat connections. It's the beating heart of Illa de Arousa's maritime culture and nightlife.

Home to the island's main historic church and local festivals, San Xulián is a residential area with plenty of traditional charm. The community is welcoming and hosts cultural events throughout the year.