Combarro is one of the most recognisable sights in the Rías Baixas: hórreos by the sea, stone houses, cruceiros, narrow streets and a seafaring atmosphere.
Why visit Combarro
Combarro is one of Galicia's most photogenic villages. Its historic centre has a strong identity shaped by traditional architecture, the estuary and hórreos standing beside the water.
It's a perfect stop on a tour of the Rías Baixas and can also be combined with Pontevedra, Cambados, O Grove or a boat trip on the estuary.
What to see in Combarro
- Hórreos by the estuary: the village's most famous sight.
- Historic centre: stone streets, arcades and charming corners.
- Cruceiros: a prominent feature of traditional Galician architecture.
- Harbour and seafront promenade: ideal for seeing the village from a different perspective.
- Boat trips: a different way to explore the estuary.
Free walking tour in Combarro
A free walking tour offers a better understanding of the village's history, its hórreos, its cruceiros and local traditions.
Read the guide to the free walking tour in Combarro
Tips for visiting Combarro
- Allow plenty of time to stroll through its streets at your own pace.
- During peak season, avoid the middle of the day if you're hoping for quieter photo spots.
- Combine your visit with a trip around the Rías Baixas.
- Book a boat experience if you'd like to round off your plans.
