Holiday rentals with a mountain view in Galicia
12 properties with a mountain view in Galicia. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
Renting a holiday home with a mountain view – Galicia
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Charming house in Ourol with mountain view, large garden.
Lugo, Galicia
Elegant Villa in Tui with Private Pool
Pontevedra, Galicia
Comfortable house with sea view in Viveiro, 200 m²
Lugo, Galicia
House with spectacular view over Cambados and the sea
Pontevedra, Galicia
Cosy Apartment with Mountain View in Mourisca - 65 sqm
Mourisca, Galicia
Elegant House in Pontevedra + Private Pool
A Lama, Galicia
Luxurious Villa in Outeiro - Private Pool
A Coruña, Galicia
Charming House in Esteiro with Garden and Terraces
Esteiro, Galicia
Large Family House with Garden and Mountain View - Lugo
Fontela, Galicia
Spacious House with Mountain View in Carboeiro de Francia
Carboeiro de Francia, Galicia
Spacious villa with pool in Empalme de Vilar - 300 m², 8 guests
Empalme de Vilar, Galicia
Elegant Apartment in Malpica with Sea View
Malpica, Galicia
Galicia unfolds its rugged rías, Atlantic forests and an ocean-battered coastline in the northwest of Spain. Between the Camino de Santiago, fishing villages and Albariño wines, you travel here to the rhythm of the tides and the morning markets.
Walk, dive and taste by the Atlantic
You come first for the sea: the Rías Baixas offer sheltered coves and tastings of oysters and shellfish harvested that very day, while the Costa da Morte lines up wild beaches around Malpica and Laxe. Hikers finish the Camino in Santiago de Compostela or continue on to Cape Finisterre, facing the setting sun.
At the table, you share a pulpo a feira at the market, a bottle of Albariño and some empanadas. With a whole house and its kitchen, cooking the fish bought at the auction becomes part of the stay, ideal for families or groups of friends.
Where to set down your bags in Galicia
In the province of Pontevedra, you can easily branch out toward the Rías Baixas and the vineyards; the greener, more rural province of Lugo leads toward the interior and the coast of Ribadeo. A Coruña combines a seafront with urban life, a handy base for exploring the Costa da Morte.
For a quiet stay, Malpica and Laxe keep their fishing-port character, Camposancos borders the Miño estuary facing Portugal, and A Lama sinks into the wooded countryside. Our houses, villas and apartments cover these areas depending on the atmosphere you're after.
What to see – Galicia
- Santiago de Compostela CathedralThe arrival point of the Camino, with its Baroque Obradoiro façade and the tomb of the apostle.
- Tower of HerculesA still-active Roman lighthouse in A Coruña, worth the climb for the view over the Atlantic.
- Walls of LugoA complete ancient rampart that you can walk along on foot for more than two kilometres.
- Cíes IslandsA protected archipelago off Vigo, with Rodas beach and its coastal trails.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Galicia?
We have 12 rentals in Galicia, mainly split between 7 houses, 3 villas, 2 apartments. They are spread across the provinces of Pontevedra, A Coruña, and Lugo, as well as coastal villages like Malpica and Laxe. You always book a whole home, with a kitchen to prepare fish from the local market.
Are the properties well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 to rated properties in Galicia. This average is based on 11 rentals rated so far. The number of reviews remains modest, so be sure to read the detailed comments on each listing before finalizing your booking.
Do you need a car to visit Galicia?
Yes, a car remains very useful for exploring the rías, the Costa da Morte, and the rural inland areas. Santiago de Compostela airport serves the region, as do those of A Coruña and Vigo. Trains connect the main cities, but fishing villages like Malpica or Laxe are best reached by car.
What's the best time to go to Galicia?
Summer, from June to September, offers the most stable weather for swimming and Atlantic beaches. Galicia's climate remains humid and cool the rest of the year, with frequent rain. Spring works well for the Camino de Santiago and the Rías Baixas vineyards, which are less crowded.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
For the Rías Baixas, Albariño vineyards, and sheltered coves, head to the province of Pontevedra. A Coruña combines a seafront with city life, ideal as a base for exploring the Costa da Morte. For peace and quiet, choose Malpica, Laxe, or the wooded inland areas of Lugo and A Lama.
Can you get a sea view and cook local fish?
Yes, 6 rentals offer a sea view, appreciated along the rías and the Costa da Morte. All have an equipped kitchen for preparing shellfish, octopus, or fish bought at the morning market. Daily markets also make it easy to stock up on fresh produce.