Casa Aldea

The villa

Casa Aldea is a characterful, fully renovated family home with its own swimming pool, ideally located just outside the historic coastal town of Cambados. A standout feature is the original bell tower at the entrance - nearly 150 years old - hinting at the villa’s rich past while setting the tone for a relaxed and authentic Galician escape. With six ensuite bedrooms across two floors and a separate guest flat, the house is designed to host larger groups with ease, blending comfort and tradition in equal measure.

Inside, the villa delivers a welcoming and practical layout. Communal spaces include a fireplace - warmed lounge with Smart TV, a well - equipped kitchen, and a bright dining room that seats up to 18 guests. Four bedrooms are located on the ground floor, with two more on the first, one featuring a hydromassage shower, the other a sofa bed for flexible sleeping arrangements. A separate guest flat sleeps four and includes its own kitchenette and intimate porch. Outside, guests will find a fenced salt water swimming pool with sun loungers and parasols, a dedicated shower room, and a barbecue area with shaded seating for 16 - ideal for alfresco meals with friends or family.

The villa’s location just outside Cambados places guests within easy reach of Galicia’s most enticing coastal attractions. Known for its wine culture and manor houses, Cambados is a lively, authentic town brimming with seafood restaurants and cultural interest. Nearby, the calm beaches of the Ría de Arousa, the island of Arousa’s natural park, and Sálvora Island, part of the Atlantic Islands National Park, offer abundant opportunities for exploration and downtime by the sea.

Casa Aldea enjoys a privileged position in a small village just a short distance from the heart of Cambados - one of Galicia’s most culturally rich and gastronomically renowned towns. Known for its historic manor houses, Albariño wine heritage, and vibrant seafood scene, Cambados offers a taste of traditional Galicia in a lively yet laid - back setting. Stroll through its stone - paved streets, visit the local wine museums, or dine at one of the many restaurants serving freshly caught fish and shellfish.

Beyond the town, the surrounding region is a natural playground. The calm, sandy beaches of the Ría de Arousa are just minutes away, ideal for swimming, paddling, or simply soaking up the coastal atmosphere. Day trips to the island of Arousa and its nature reserve, or the more remote Sálvora Island, part of the Atlantic Islands National Park, offer scenic escapes and a deeper connection to the unspoilt Galician coastline.

From Casa Aldea, guests can venture inland to discover the region’s lush vineyards, historic monasteries, and charming market towns. The city of Santiago de Compostela, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the final stop on the famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, makes for a memorable day trip with its impressive cathedral and lively atmosphere. Nature lovers will enjoy hiking in the Fragas do Eume Natural Park or taking boat trips through the Ría de Arousa to spot dolphins. Whether you're interested in cultural heritage, outdoor adventures, or simply soaking up the rhythm of local life, Galicia delivers a varied and enriching travel experience.