From sea level to its highest mountains -which can reach 2.000 m-
Galicia offers a wide range of natural habitats.

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Island of Cortegada: the island of the bay woods
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Islands which hide suprising laurel tree woods.

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Bosque da Fervenza: floating on the river Miño
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Oak tree groves which float on the river Miño.

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Bidueiral de Montederramo
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Birch tree woods where the werewolf sought shelter.

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The Cruzul holm oak forest
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Holm oak groves which have drifted away from the Mediterranean meadows to be covered in Atlantic moss.

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Fraga da Marronda
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The westernmost beech tree woods on the Cantabrian coast.

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Teixedal de Casaio
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The largest yew tree wood in Europe.

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