Hoteller i Galicia, Spania

Galicia sits in Spain's northwest corner, famous for its Celtic roots, the Camino de Santiago, and some of Europe's best seafood. The climate is mild year-round - winters hover around 48°F (9°C) and summers rarely top 77°F (25°C) - so in winter you can hike the Camino without crowds, stopping at 11th-century churches, while summer brings perfect conditions for kayaking through the Rías Baixas estuaries or swimming off the white-sand Cíes Islands. Spring and autumn offer cheaper rates and the chance to catch the pulpo a la gallega festival in O Carballiño, where octopus is the star.