For your journey, you can fly into Vigo or Santiago de Compostela. Vigo is about 20 minutes from the venue and the most convenient option, though it’s usually more expensive. Santiago de Compostela, around an hour from Vigo, is a more budget-friendly choice.

If you’re turning the wedding into a holiday (which we highly recommend—Galicia is a hidden gem!), we suggest flying to Santiago and renting a car to explore the area.

A quick note: Galicia isn’t very touristy (hence the “hidden gem” title), so there are no Ubers. However, regular taxis and buses are available. Buses from both airports to the city centre cost 1.50€–3€, and taxis cost around 20€–25€ (confirm the fixed tariff with the driver).

If you fly into Santiago and don’t want to rent a car, take a bus from the airport to the city’s train or bus station. From there, you can catch a train to Vigo for about 8€, taking 1–1 hour 40 minutes, or opt for a bus.

A coach will also be available to collect you from Vigo (address to be confirmed) and take you to the venue if required. The same coach will return to the venue to pick up guests and take them back to Vigo at 2am and 4am.

If you would prefer to take a taxi back to your accommodation from the venue, we recommend booking it in advance on the day of the wedding if you know what time you’d like to leave, to minimise waiting times.

Restaurants and bars

De Tapa en Cepa (Vigo)

The Othilio Bar (Restaurant in Vigo)

Rokuseki (restaurant Vigo)

Tapas Areal (Vigo)

Restaurante Casa Marco (Vigo)

Milongas Parrillada Vigo

Restaurante Rias Baixas 1 (Vigo)

Restaurante El Capitan (Vigo)

Restaurante Maruja Limón (Vigo)

20th Century Rock (Bar in Vigo)

Varadero Cocktail Bar (Vigo)

A Birreria (Vigo)

Malauva Wine Bar (Vigo)