Combarro (Pontevedra)

This charming fishing village in Pontevedra has a beautiful historic ensemble where granaries and cruises are the main protagonists. Despite the small dimensions of its old town, Combarro holds a great charm capable of enchanting anyone who visits it. Its narrow streets and traditional stone houses transport us to another time just by taking a walk through the place.

Cudillero (Asturias)

It is not surprising that this picturesque fishing village on the western coast of Asturias increases its number of visitors every year. Its traditional houses of bright colors cling to the mountainside, creating a unique landscape next to the blue and green sea, surrounded by lush vegetation. Getting lost in its steep streets and discovering its viewpoints is an absolutely unforgettable experience.

Cadaqués (Girona)

Complete your road trip by stopping by the beach of Cadaqués. This small town in Alto Ampurdán, at the northern end of the Costa Brava, was chosen by the surrealist genius Salvador Dalí to establish his residence. Located in a natural harbor, Cadaqués began to see an increase in tourism from the 1960s onwards. Its white houses, crystal-clear beaches, and bohemian atmosphere make it a unique destination and a must-visit stop.

Mutriku (Guipúzcoa)

In this beautiful Basque town, many of its inhabitants continue to engage in fishing activity. Mutriku is the birthplace of the illustrious sailors Gaztañeta and Churruca, recognized worldwide for their participation in the Battle of Trafalgar and in naval construction. Walking through its port, contemplating its stately homes, and tasting its excellent cuisine is a plan that is hard to refuse.

Fornells (Mallorca)

Located north of Menorca, this fishing village with a maritime tradition has a coastal promenade that attracts many tourists every year. Its bay and traditional fishing port are two of its main attractions, along with its turquoise waters beaches and its delicious lobster stew, a typical dish of the area. Do not hesitate to visit it if you go to the island.

These five fishing villages are just a sample of the coastal treasures that Spain holds. Visiting them is immersing yourself in their history, tradition, and timeless beauty, and paying tribute to those brave men and women of the sea who, day after day, sail the waters to offer us the best of their catches. Don’t let them escape!

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