Villas in Galicia

Inland and coastal destinations

Booking one of the villas in Galicia on the coast that are available on Holidu is the ideal way to experience the charming towns, hamlets and villages of this iconic region of Spain. Our search feature makes it easy to find beautiful, traditional villa properties in urban areas like Ferrol, Vigo, Fisterra, Santiago de Compostela and A Coruña. During your stay, you will have the opportunity to soak up the sun on spectacular beaches such as Moaña, Sanxenxo, Cangas, Muros and Rianxo. During your visit to the provinces of Ourense and Lugo, you will discover lush, green vegetation as you enjoy the scent of eucalyptus in the air. Choose a villa close to the region's top natural sites and enjoy the awe-inspiring views. Today is the perfect time to pack your bags and find a villa that meets all your holiday travel needs!

Traditional villas and modern villas

Rent a villa in Galicia and discover a traditional region of Spain where the towns and villages have kept the essence of their historic past. Find exclusive and traditional villas with large gardens, big fences, white windows and slab facades. Close to the cities, modern villas are available for short and long getaways. These properties are well-appointed with all of the key features you need for an amazing getaway whether you are visiting with your family, your romantic partner or a group of friends. Below, you will find a quick rundown of the types of amenities that you will commonly find in the villa properties that we offer on Holidu.

As you can see by viewing our current offers, we have a whole range of holiday villas in Galicia that are equipped with:

• Pool
• Internet
• Pets allowed
• Balcony/Terrace
• TV
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Parking
• Washing machine

Galicia for foodies

If you love trying new foods and discovering unique, local flavours, villas for rent in Galicia are the perfect option for a memorable experience. Galicia is a foodie's dream destination and is sure to delight your tastebuds with its cuisine that is based around fish, shellfish, meat, vegetables and fruits. Some regional products that are known worldwide include Pulpo á feira, Padrón peppers and empanadas. During the Antroido (Carnival), you can indulge in rixons, filloas and orellas. Try some callos and buñuelos if you visit around Easter. Enjoy a seafood feast and try local delights like Galician caldo, mariscada, smoked chorizo, lamprea and Mejillones al vapor. For a sweet treat, a piece of tarta de Santiago or Pedras de Santiago is a must. You are sure to stimulate all of your senses when you explore the gastronomy of Galicia during your villa getaway booked on Holidu.

Galicia for beach lovers

Villa holidays in Galicia are also the ideal getaway for beach enthusiasts who want to spend time soaking up the Spanish sun. The region's coastline is lapped by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Some of the finest beaches are found along the western coast. Spend the day on a splendid, sandy beach that includes plenty of relaxation. Make sure to take the time to enjoy a refreshing swim before taking a stroll along the local promenades. Grab an ice cream and your favourite book and find a spot under an umbrella. Head to impressive locations like As Catedrais Beach, A Lanzada, Playa de Riazor and Costa da Morte. We also recommend an excursion to the Cíes Islands. Whichever beach you choose, an amazing time awaits!

1. Visit the charming town of Cercedo
2. Go to Santiago de Compostela
3. Walk the Camino de Santiago
4. Explore the Galician coastal beauty
5. Visit the Pazos
6. Galicia, a wine experience
7. The most beautiful fishing village

1. Visit the charming town of Cercedo

Book beachfront villas in Galicia on Holidu and explore the idyllic village of Cercedo. This secret corner of Galicia is known for its peaceful vibe that can be found in the town's interior. You will encounter magical views, majestic mountains and cows grazing in the field around the area. This is a location that will make you feel like you have stepped back in time. If you are feeling adventurous during your visit, there are some amazing mountain biking and road cycling routes that you can explore.

2. Go to Santiago de Compostela

The city of Santiago de Compostela is the regional capital of Galicia and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During your excursion, make sure to visit the stunning Gothic cathedral and the impressive Praza das Praterías. You also should take a stroll around Alameda Park. Rua do Franco is located in the heart of the Old Town district and is the perfect place to try traditional tapas. Grab a coffee at the cafe of the Hostal dos Reyes Católicos or enjoy the area's multicultural gastronomy scene by visiting the indoor Mercado la Galiciana. You are sure to fall in love with this unique city that is known for its stunning, silver jewellery adorned with lovely, black stones.

3. Walk the Camino de Santiago

Though there are plenty of ways to get to Santiago, the most traditional option is to walk the Camino de Santiago. This pilgrimage, known as the Way of St James, is a network of pilgrimage routes to the cathedral of Santiago. This is where the remains of St James the Great are buried. This network includes several options for you to choose from. When planning your walk, you can pick the Portuguese Way, the English Way, the Northern Way or the French Way. Choose a stage of the walk or travel the entire distance for a memorable journey. You will meet people from across the globe that are there to share this magical experience that ends up in Santiago. When you arrive, make sure to get your stamp, your certificate and your shell!

4. Explore the Galician coastal beauty

Ría de Muros e Noia, Ría de Pontevedra, Ría de Arousa and Ría de Vigo are four iconic inlets located along the southwestern coast of Galicia in an area known as the Rías Baixas. In every corner of these unique towns, you will find traditional wine offerings such as those made with the famed albariño grapes. You will also encounter an incredible display of monumental wealth and traditional architecture that will make you feel like you have gone back in time. Indulge in what the sea has to offer while admiring the rugged cliffs that line the shore. You can also walk the promenades and enjoy a pleasant afternoon gazing and landscapes that will make you fall in love with Galicia.

5. Visit the Pazos

Galicia is renowned for its stunning manor houses known as pazos. Some of them are still inhabited by their owners. Many can be visited during certain times of the day. These were primarily built between the 17th and 19th centuries. Pazo de Oca in Estrada, Pazo de Mariñán in Bergondo, Pazo de Rubianes in Villagarcía, Pazo de Baión in Vilanova de Arousa and Pazo Sistallo in Lugo are some of the top recommendations. Some of thes pazos produce wines. Others have been refurbished and are used for weddings, banquets and Christenings.

6. Galicia, a wine experience

Discovering the region's best wine is another incredible Galicia tourist experience that we recommend. Explore the vineyards of O Ribeiro, Valdeorras, Ribeira, Monterrei and Rías Baixas. Here, wine is considered to be both culture and art. During your visit, enjoy a wine tasting in seaside towns and historic cities that are surrounded by spectacular mountain landscapes. Make sure to enjoy a sip of the famed Albariño, Ribeiro, Mencía, Treixadura and Godello. These pair perfectly with the finest Galician cuisine. You will enjoy a unique, memorable experience that tantalizes your senses when you explore this region of Spain's world-class wine scene.

7. The most beautiful fishing village

Another place you must visit while you are in Galicia is the beautiful fishing village of Combarro. It is a small community by the sea that is known for its traditional houses perched on small cliffs, its granite-paved streets and its independent shops that sell all types of souvenirs and the emblematic "cruceiros" and "hórreos". The cruceiros are monumental granite crosses and the hórreos are the traditional, elevated corn houses. In this area, they are made from granite while they are typically made from wood in other areas of Spain. This picture-perfect village is sure to delight you and your travel companions!