Best time to visit

• Spring and summer when there is little rain and the beaches are best enjoyed.

Tips

• Access to las Islas Cies restricted to 2,200 people per day.
• Authorisation is needed to sail, anchor or dive in the waters of the park.
• Hiking, wildlife observation and enjoyment of the beaches are the most common activities.
• Advanced planning is advised to ensure good weather conditions and be certain of the ferry service and other activities available
• Cies campsite is the only place to stay overnight stay on the Cies archipelago. For bookings, phone 986 68 76 30.
• Visit the Cies reception centre for a better understanding of the islands and their waters.
• In summer, beware of prolonged exposure to the sun. High summer temperatures and winds can cause problems of dehydration. Don't forget sunglasses, sun hat, sunscreen and water.
• Wear comfortable clothes and training shoes. Take a waterproof or other protection for the boat trip and in case of temperature changes.
• At the end of the tour, we recommend trying the famous pulpo a caldeirada - Ons octopus cooked with island potatoes.