O Vicedo

02Geography

Situated on the northwestern edge of Lugo province, O Vicedo borders the Bay of Biscay and A Coruña province. The municipality is characterized by its coastal landscape, including the small island of Colleira, located approximately 500 meters from the mainland. The Río Sor serves as a natural boundary with the neighboring municipality of Mañón, flowing into the ocean as Ría del Barquero.

Distance to coast

0 km

Protected area size

852 hectares

Special Area of Conservation

Yes

03Climate

O Vicedo experiences a mild oceanic climate, characterized by warm summers and mild winters. The region maintains high humidity levels throughout the year, with significant rainfall occurring mainly from October to January. November is the wettest month, while July tends to be the driest.

Average humidity

78% - 82%

Wettest month

November

Driest month

July

O Vicedo is a coastal municipality in Lugo, Galicia, known for its beaches and historical sites.

04Attractions

The municipality boasts several historical and cultural sites, including ancient burial mounds, churches, and bridges. Notable landmarks include the Mámoa de Monte Padró, the Church of Santa María de Cabanas, and the medieval Ponte do Porto, which showcases the region's architectural heritage.

• Mámoa de Monte Padró
• Church of Santa María de Cabanas Built in 1392.
• Ponte do Porto Medieval bridge, possibly Roman in origin.
• Church of San Román do Val Constructed in the 14th century.
• Church of San Miguel de Negrados Romanesque church from the 12th and 13th centuries.