At ACMOTOS we are clear that one of the best places to enjoy a good motorcycle route is Galicia. In this article, we are going to share with you some of the best motorcycle routes in Galicia.

These motorcycle routes in Galicia stand out especially for the landscape you travel through, a privileged environment of living nature that is worth enjoying on a motorcycle. Pay attention, as we will tell you what you can see on each route, the approximate duration, and the places of interest where you can stop.

What luggage do I need to carry?

Before starting the route you should consider the luggage. These routes are not very short, so you should consider the clothing to go well protected and have a navigation system to guide you.

Otherwise, we recommend that you carry a small first aid kit for emergencies and also a puncture repair kit with basic tools. Also, remember to carry all your documentation, have your mobile charged, and some water to stay hydrated.

Costa da Morte Route

One of the most emblematic motorcycle routes in Galicia is the Costa da Morte. This route has an approximate length of 150 kilometers, as it can vary depending on where you want to start.

The usual thing is to start from A Coruña, which is a perfect opportunity to get to know the city better, for example, enjoy the Tower of Hercules. Leaving A Coruña you will set course for Malpica on the C-552, one of the most beautiful towns to visit in Galicia with beautiful beaches where if you want you can stop to eat seafood.

Continuing west, the next interesting stop would be in Muxía, a town known especially for its sanctuary of the Virgin of the Boat. Beyond the religious significance of the town, Muxía has great views to delight in.

Finally, the route ends in Fisterra. In Fisterra you can visit its famous lighthouse and enjoy the spectacular views of the ocean. You will also meet many pilgrims from the Camino de Santiago with whom to share experiences.

Along the route, you will find several rest areas and viewpoints. On the other hand, being a route that develops along the coast, you will find a large number of hospitality businesses where you can stop.

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Rías Baixas Route

Another of the most interesting routes to do by motorcycle in Galicia is the Rías Baixas route. This route is one of the most beautiful, full of coastal passages and a great marine culture. The route has an approximate length of 200 kilometers, depending on where you start, we recommend starting from Vigo.

Vigo is the largestcity in Galicia, so you will have many things to visit. Of course, if you are a lover of seafood, take advantage of its gastronomic culture. We recommend visiting the La Piedra market and its old town.

From Vigo, you will head north along the coast until you reach Baiona. In Baiona you will find a charming town with a historic old town and a beautiful bay. Take advantage of your stop in Baiona to visit the Monterreal Castle.

Continuing north you will reach A Guarda, another town located at the mouth of the Miño river. Here we recommend visiting the Monte de Santa Tecla, as it has some of the best views in all of Galicia.

Finally, the route will end in O Grove, a town known especially for its seafood and its beautiful beaches. Along the route, you can also stop at other places of interest such as Sanxenxo or Cambados, where you can enjoy their wines.

You will not lack rest areas where to stop and, as you have seen, there are a large number of towns that have restaurants where to stop to eat something.

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Route of the Fishing Villages

Galicia has a large number of interesting towns. This route of the Fishing Villages in Galicia is an excellent option if you would like to visit some of the most emblematic ones.

The route starts in Pontevedra and has an approximate length of 200 kilometers. In Pontevedra, you can take the opportunity to visit the Basilica of Santa María la Mayor and also enjoy the city.

Leaving Pontevedra, heading west, the first destination will be Combarro. Combarro is a town known for its traditional storage constructions, known as hórreos.

Following the route you will reach Cambados, one of the most important cities in Galicia in terms of wine production. In Cambados we recommend that you visit a winery of Albariño wines, although, you know, if you drink, don't drive. You can always buy and take a bottle.

Following the route north you will reach Vilagarcía de Arousa, a town that has wonderful beaches where you can take a well-deserved break. The route will end in Rianxo, a fishing village where you can walk around its port and delight in its restaurants.

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