2025 O Baixo Mino Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#seafoodlover right let me tell you something about the trailer the other day. It was a Spanish tortilla that was made with some spices from seafood and it was amazing and I really like it in my last rap in the north of Spain, so how did you find this place? I actually read about it on trip.com and decided to give it a try and actually the quality I found less amazing and the price is in Spain or quite accessible so you wouldn’t spend more than $20 in a single dish even if it’s like a top notch.

#seafoodlover let me tell you that in the north of Spain, you will lead as a king and precisely there gastronomy is quite affordable compared to all their cancer resistant so you’ll always find the top notch quality on your plate and this is exactly what happened to me when I was visiting a little village called pico I just found an excellent little village where some locals told me that I should try the dark spaghetti and I ask what is that exactly and they reply that it is made from the ink of the octopus and then steed so it has an excellent seafood taste in your pasta, which was a mesmerizing experience and I enjoyed it a lot so I recommend it to you ;)

The Santa Trega viewpoint, located on Mount Santa Trega in A Guarda, Galicia, offers spectacular views of the mouth of the Miño River into the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the Portuguese coast. It is a must-visit place for nature and photography enthusiasts. Here are some highlights: * Panoramic views: From the viewpoint, you can enjoy an impressive landscape that includes the ocean, the river, and the surrounding mountains. * Castro de Santa Trega: On the same mountain, there is an important archaeological site, the Castro de Santa Trega, an ancient Celtic settlement that offers a fascinating insight into the region's history. * A Guarda: The village of A Guarda, located at the foot of the mountain, is a charming fishing village with an active fishing port and a rich maritime tradition. Its narrow cobblestone streets, fishermen's houses, and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal place to stroll and enjoy the local cuisine, especially its fresh seafood. In summary, the Santa Trega viewpoint and the village of A Guarda offer a perfect combination of natural beauty, history, and maritime tradition, making them a highly recommended tourist destination.