Hotels in Galicia, Spain

Galicia, in northwest Spain, has a mild, rainy climate with warm summers (70-80°F / 21-27°C) perfect for hiking the Camino de Santiago or kayaking in the Rías Baixas estuaries, and cool winters (40-55°F / 4-13°C) ideal for exploring Santiago de Compostela's 11th-century cathedral without crowds. The region splits into the lush, seafood-rich coastal Rías and the misty interior mountains, where you can taste Albariño white wine in the Rías Baixas or enjoy hearty stews in Lugo. Summer brings cheap flights and hostel beds near the Camino trail, while winter discounts let you visit Viking-era forts in Catoira for less.