English Way

Historic route of the English Way from Ferrol to Betanzos, lightly travelled, combining sea and inland landscapes, natural scenery and medieval towns.

Mariñas Coruñesas and Terras do Mandeo Biosphere Reserve

Pelamios River

Area of great scenic beauty with remains of 19 traditional watermills, now crossed by a hiking route.

Mendo River

Mandeo River

The Mandeo River stands out for its rich fish fauna and for hosting the Os Caneiros pilgrimage, the largest non-religious pilgrimage in Galicia.

Betanzos Estuary

The Betanzos estuary, a protected Natura 2000 area, brings together the Mendo and Mandeo rivers and stands out for its landscape and wildlife richness.

Port of Betanzos

The medieval port of Betanzos has not been preserved, but quays and promenade areas remain.

Os Caneiros Route

Linear riverside route of 3.5 km and low difficulty, from Ponte Vella to Campo dos Caneiros, setting of the traditional pilgrimage.

Pelamios Route

Family-friendly route along the Pelamios River, just over 1.5 km long, easy and quiet, ideal for enjoying nature with children.

Mendo Riverbanks Route

Natural route starting at the Cascas washhouse and running through villages and medieval bridges until connecting with the Os Cabalos bridge.

Wine, Sanctuaries and Rivers Route

Route through Betanzos’ rural surroundings following the Mandeo and Mendo rivers, vineyards and sanctuaries, with two natural and heritage itineraries.