Cambados is one of the most distinctive destinations in the Rías Baixas: a seaside town with stone squares, pazos, a historic centre and a strong identity linked to Albariño wine.
Why visit Cambados
Cambados is an ideal stop for anyone looking to discover Galicia's maritime and wine-making heritage. The town combines historical sights, a relaxed atmosphere, good food and Albariño wineries.
It's a great choice for a trip around the Rías Baixas or a short break focused on wine tourism.
What to see in Cambados
- Plaza de Fefiñáns: one of its most iconic places.
- Pazos and noble houses: an important part of its history.
- Historic centre: stone streets and the atmosphere of a seaside town.
- Albariño wineries: a must for wine lovers.
- Torre de San Sadurniño: one of the area's most distinctive landmarks.
Wine tourism in Cambados
Albariño is one of the main reasons to visit Cambados. A winery tour lets you learn about the winemaking process and round off your trip with a tasting.
Read the guide to the Martín Códax winery tour
Tips for visiting Cambados
- Combine a walk around the town centre with a winery tour.
- Book in advance if you want to enjoy a tasting.
- Allow time to visit Plaza de Fefiñáns.
- Include Cambados in an itinerary through Rías Baixas.
