Top Things to do in Portonovo
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What to do and see in Portonovo, Spain: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Portonovo, Spain including Portosub Centro de Buceo, Playa de Areas, Capilla de Nuestra Senora de La Lanzada, Pedras Negras, Los Horreos de Combarro, Bodega Paco & Lola, Playa Canelas, Playa A Lanzada, Cerveceria El Puerto, Cabo de Udra.
Restaurants in Portonovo
1. Portosub Centro de Buceo
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5 based on 114 reviews
We are a dive center located in Sanxenxo and Pontevedra. We have all the necessary for the practice of scuba diving and snorkeling equipment . We outlets throughout the Ria de Pontevedra , including the Atlantic Island ( Cies Islands and Ons) natural place.Vive book your first diving experience with us and repeat . We are backed by PADI
Reviewed By Alejandro M - Pontevedra
Recientemente hemos obtenido el open water diver en este centro buceo. Solo tenemos buenas palabras, en especial para Hugo, con quien hicimos todas las inmersiones. Nos ayudó un montón e hizo que todo fuese más fácil.
Volveremos a vernos pronto
2. Playa de Areas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By Pamela H - Madrid
Great beach, especially during the week - on weekends it can be a bit crowded. Clean, white sand. The bar at the beach is great and the people who run it are wonderful. Plenty of hammocks, chairs, umbrellas to rent, as well as paddle boats.
3. Capilla de Nuestra Senora de La Lanzada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By KrisD_pl - Warsaw, Poland
Capela da Nosa Señora da Lanzada is an old chapel. Different sources state different times of construction: either 10th or 12th century. The western facade features a fine rose window. Unfortunately, chapel was closed when we visited. Situated on the A Lanzada beach, it's location is stunning when taking a look from the road - especially at sunset.
4. Pedras Negras
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4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Lucy S - London, United Kingdom
Strange weather today, a low cloud descended and stayed til late afternoon, so we decided this walk would be good to do as it was still warm. What a treat! A gentle relaxing stroll with stunning scenery. And a couple of good cafes to get a drink and rest our feet. I bet this would be great for lunch too!
5. Los Horreos de Combarro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 669 reviews
Reviewed By OliverPerth_WA - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Park your car down by the harbour and spend a couple of hours walking around the port area and then the old town. Yes, it's a bit touristy with all the shops and cafe's along the lane closest to the water but there are lots of narrow lanes behind that that afford lots of photographic opportunities. Most of these houses are definitely lived in - washing lines everywhere! Apparently stone balconies in former times meant you were wealthier - wooden ones less so - but I'm not sure if this distinction is still there now. Whether they're touristy or not (and there seemed to plenty of locals in them) the cafes for the most part have great views over the bay - we were told that dolphins can often be seen but didn't spot any ourselves. Our meal of empanadas, croquettes and 'gambas a la plancha' were really good - maybe a bit pricy but we were happy to pay a bit extra for the view!
So after you've done the larger towns - Santiago, A Coruna, Pontevedra etc. do take a detour to this lovely village - as touristy as it might be it's still worth the side trip.
6. Bodega Paco & Lola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
A wine tour at Paco & Lola is the perfect choice for wine novices and enthusiasts alike. Whether you are a first-time or returning visitor, there is an array of fabulous experiences to choose from to make your stay in the uniquely magical setting of the Rias Baixas an equally magical and unforgettable one.
Reviewed By L C - Bath, United Kingdom
Drank the wine now visited the Bodega Paco & Lola....well situated just off the main road with parking. We were welcomed without an appointment and tasted some wines and of course made some purchases. Good reasonably priced wine with their well branded label!
7. Playa Canelas
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4.5 based on 136 reviews
8. Playa A Lanzada
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Trekbud - Loughborough, United Kingdom
This is a really lovely to beach to walk along. It gets busy in good weather, especially at weekends, but it feels a bit like it is part of a nature reserve as there are very few buildings on the sea front. Good Surfing waves. This is not the med!
9. Cerveceria El Puerto
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By fannysv - La Coruna, Spain
Menudo desayuno con zumito de naranja recién exprimido que nos sirvieron aquí.
A las horas a las que fuimos, Portonovo aún se estaba desperezando y, además del mercadillo, era de lo poco que había abierto.
Desayuno muy completo, al menos las tostadas eran magníficas (los cruasanes se les habían acabado).
Lo peor de todo es que solo estaba un chico atendiendo y, aunque era bastante eficiente, se quedaba muy corto, pero bueno, estamos de vacaciones y las esperas se hacen más llevaderas!!!
10. Cabo de Udra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By RioLucy - Rio de Janeiro
We visited on a sunny, summer evening and almost had the place to ourselves. Trails through the heather lead to rocky outcrops where you can just stand and stare and feel the wind in you hair, and watch the sun set slowly into the sea. The views along the coast and out to the Islands are fantastic.
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