“Sailing around Galician: A Peculiar Odyssey Around Caramiñal, Spain

Ahoy there, seafaring jesters! Our next stop was: A Pobra do Caramiñal, where the sea breeze is as refreshing as the humuor in our misadventures.

Setting sail from Caramiñal, my trusty crew (aka me, myself, and Ian) embarked on a maritime escapade that would make even the most seasoned sailors snicker. Armed with a map that seemed to have taken a detour through a funhouse of cartographic chaos of fishing farms, we aimed for the legendary A Pobra do Caramiñal—a town so charming, even the seagulls wore tuxedos.

A Pobra do Caramiñal isn’t just a picturesque port; it’s a Galician masterpiece, boasting the Alameda, the Old Town, and a beach that makes sandcastles jealous. The real treasure, though, lies in the gastronomic delights that awaited us – food so exquisite it could turn even a landlubber into a seafood aficionado.

Eager to explore beyond the deck, we decided to stretch our sea legs with a hike. Little did we know that the breathtaking views of Spain’s Galician coastline would leave us gasping for air. A hike through the woods, as graceful as a drunken sailor attempting a jig, led us to a series of natural stone pools – the hidden gems of the mountain.

Now, these pools weren’t just your average watering holes; they were nature’s hot tubs, well kinda.. water was a bit chilly, but refreshing after two hour hike. The first set, like an appetiser for the eyes, was perfect for a leisurely swim or an impromptu mermaid impersonation. But as we ascended, the pools transformed into aquatic wonders, deeper and larger, like the VIP section of a waterpark reserved for those in the know.

Weekends and good weather may draw in fellow adventurers, but fear not! There’s always a nook to carve out for your own hilariously serene sunbathing spot. And after the hike, what’s better than swinging your sea legs over the edges of these natural wonders or simply reclining like a lizard on the warm stone surface, soaking up the rays of the Galician sun?

So, if you’re ready to trade your landlubber worries for seafaring shenanigans, set sail for Caramiñal and let the laughter ripple through the waves. A Pobra do Caramiñal awaits, with its charming harbor, delectable dishes, and a swingin’ good time in the mountains – because sometimes, the best adventures are the ones where you’re not quite sure where the tide will take you.

Here is tripadvisor link to the A Pabro do Caramiñal