Ortigueira , located on the northern coast of Galicia (province of A Coruña), is a seaside town open to the Atlantic and surrounded by some of the greenest and most rugged landscapes of the Rías Altas . Nestled at the head of a wide estuary and framed by mountains and cliffs, it stands out for its natural surroundings, its tranquility, and an identity deeply linked to the sea and Galician culture.

The heart of the town is centered around its estuary and port , with a pleasant promenade, nearby natural beaches, and a small, welcoming town center. Beaches like Morouzos and San Antón combine open sands with tranquility and beautiful views, while the surrounding area offers spectacular cliffs and natural viewpoints ideal for hiking and admiring the Atlantic landscape.

Ortigueira is also internationally renowned for the Festival Internacional do Mundo Celta (International Celtic World Festival ), one of Europe's most important folk music events, which attracts thousands of visitors every summer and reinforces the town's cultural and welcoming character. This musical tradition coexists with a peaceful and authentic local life the rest of the year, closely linked to fishing, nature, and the customs of northern Galicia.

The experience is enhanced by a cuisine based on fresh fish and seafood , local produce, and traditional Galician dishes, enjoyed in a relaxed and uncrowded atmosphere. Thanks to its stunning natural surroundings, rich cultural identity, and unhurried pace, Ortigueira is an ideal destination for those seeking to discover the greenest, most Atlantic, and most authentic Galicia within the Rías Altas.