A full day tour of Finisterre and the Costa da Morte with Tour Galicia included a visit at this scenic waterfall located on the Xallas River. It’s visible from the small marina, but you can follow a wooden walkway to the foot of the falls for a close-up view (less scenic is the nearby power plant). Multiple streams of water cascade over sculpted rock formations and hillside. I’m guessing the waterflow is controlled at the upstream reservoir, so perhaps the water flow fluctuates. What I saw is picturesque and a nice addition to the day’s itinerary for a short stop.See more..
4.5Fervenza do Toxa(354 reviews) - Worth traveling to on the way to Santiago Waterfalls
A gorgeous lush valley with a magnificent waterfall. Best way is to start in Bandeira and look for signs to the monastery. You'll also see signs to the falls which are close by. When the road turns gravel it may be best to park and walk down to the entrance. The road gets bumpy. From the no cars gate it's a ten minute walk. Take water and swimsuit. There are no shops or services. Just picnic tables.See more..
The waterfall has 50 m long. It is beautiful and easy to reach. The path is well indicated. Any person can do itSee more..
4.5Pozas de Melon(49 reviews) - Hidden gem... but crowded Bodies of Water • Hiking Trails • Waterfalls
Hidden under a highway, mostly known and visited by locals this site has several ponds with falling natural water and nice platform rocks to lay there, sunbathing. It was a bit crowded and noisy when we visited and the water is freezing?See more..
5.0Cascada de Auga Caida(41 reviews) - Si te gusta el senderismo no dejes de ir Waterfalls
Nos lo indicaron en el hotel y nos gustó mucho, está un poco complicado llegar, ya que el GPS se pierde, pero la gente del lugar nos indicaron cómo llegar. Merece la pena bajar y el esfuerzo no es tantoSee more..
