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Combarro is a fascinating destination on our motorhome trip through Galicia . It undoubtedly deserves its place among the top fishing villages. Famous for its granaries and stone crosses, it also surprises visitors with its charming alleyways that adorn the heart of the village.
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What to see and what to do in Combarro
Combarro is very close to the city of Pontevedra, and everyone says it's super touristy. It's true. And it's also true that it's worth a visit when you're in Galicia. Combarro's charming old town offers many enchanting corners.
The horreos
Visit this beautiful historic group of thirty granaries, located on the seafront and which have the honor of being the most photographed in Galicia. They'll look fantastic on your social media!
The granaries of Combarro, like those of the rest of Galicia, are traditional and typical constructions that since ancient times have been used to store food, grain or potatoes. Another great symbol of the place are its crosses: stone crosses characteristic of Galicia that formerly represented the crossroads.
Benedictine monastery of San Xoan de Poio
This monastery was founded in the XNUMXth century and inhabited by Benedictine monks for centuries. In his best days he had great power in the environment. When you visit it, it is easy to imagine. Feel its history!
Port
The port area of Combarro has a special charm: a blend of maritime traditions and modern trends. Here you can watch fishermen preparing their nets before heading out to sea, and others launching their yachts for a cruise along the estuary. Stop and take a moment. It's the perfect place to watch life go by.
The houses and the old town
The houses in Combarro are made of stone, wood, colored ... Without a doubt, when you walk through them you realize that it is the best way to get to know the locals. Oh, and don't miss the church of San Roque, from the s. XVIII.
Tambo Island
A real find on your motorhome trip through Combarro! At high tide, this island would fill with water, and in the days when it belonged to the Monastery of San Xoan de Poio, it provided a source of fish. More interesting facts: the island is steeped in legend, and although it's currently closed to visitors, sailing nearby is permitted.
Where to park and spend the night in Combarro in a motorhome
Very close to Combarro in the next town you can park and spend the night in your motorhome area. From that to Combarro there are about 15 minutes on foot.
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