O Grove at a Glance
Situated in the Galician region of north west Spain, O Grove was once a mysterious and beautiful island. Today, sandbanks have joined it to the mainland, but the peninsula still enjoys a unique charm, idyllic scenery and breath taking panoramic Atlantic views.
Perfect for...
- Food lovers looking to sample Spanish cuisine.
- Groups looking for a activities holiday with lots of nature.
- Couples seeking a relaxing beach holiday in Spain with beautiful surroundings.
Discover O Grove
Located at the mouth of the Arousa estuary, O Grove, or Ogrobe, is internationally known for its seafood cuisine and tranquil way of life. Holidays to O Grove are ideal for food lovers, beach seekers and nature fans and the area offers dozens of activities. O Grove is characterised by tiny, multi-coloured bobbing fishing boats, peaceful beaches and picturesque cottages.
- Nearly everyone who visits O Grove will mention one thing; the seafood. Scallops, mussels and oysters are all farmed from the traditional wooden platforms that jut out over the water. Nearly all of the local restaurants will have variations of these customary staples on the menu and O Grove shellfish is considered to be among the best in the world. There are also plenty of other dining options including international eateries.
- For holidaymakers seeking a bit of extra luxury, the nearby Illa de A Toxa has a history of therapeutic excellence and is now a popular spa town. Salts, soaps, waters and mud is all used to detox, exfoliate, brush and purify the body.
- O Grove’s beaches are extremely popular with both visitors and locals and with pristine surroundings and secluded coves it is easy to see why. Aguieira beach, located on the most westerly point of the peninsula is perfect for relaxing at sunset. Area de Cruz is another firm favourite, with verdant green surroundings, turquoise waters and a pretty location. Throughout the area, the beaches benefit from soft golden sand shores, making them safe and suitable for those with children. Several are also blue flag awarded. There are also spectacular Rias, or fjords, in the region which are perfect for a day of exploring.
- For history fans, an O Grove holiday is the perfect way to discover the region’s Celtic past, through trips to visit the various ruins and remains. Along the coast lie silhouettes of dornas, which are some of Europe’s oldest fishing boats, descending from the drakkares of the Norman era.
- In Punta Moreiras, visitors can enjoy the local aquarium, which is especially popular with children. Mount Siradella is another hot spot, offering exceptional views over the region. It is also a protected area for birds, ideal for nature enthusiasts.
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With classic Spanish charm and fascinating Gaelic history, O Grove is ideal for a cultural beach break. The endless outdoor activities make O Grove holidays perfect for families and the short flight time from the UK, plus romantic surroundings, also make it ideal for short breaks. With lowcostholidays.com you can create your perfect O Grove holiday, safe in the knowledge that you can easily search thousands of great deals and offers.