Our small, family-run company was born in 2022 with a simple but heartfelt mission: to bring new life to a very special family property and share its magic with travelers from around the world. What began as a restoration project soon became a passion, not just for architecture or comfort, but for creating meaningful experiences rooted in tradition, nature, and Galician culture. This is our only property, and that’s by design. We’ve poured our energy, care, and personal history into every detail of this house, ensuring that nothing feels generic or rushed. What you see is the result of years of family memories and thoughtful craftsmanship, combined with a genuine desire to offer our guests a peaceful, authentic, and beautiful place to stay. When you stay with us, you’re not just booking a house, you’re stepping into a story. You can expect honesty, warmth, and support from a team that truly cares about your experience. We’re not a big rental agency. We’re a family that knows the value of feeling at home, even when you’re far from yours.

Experience the true spirit of Spain’s Rías Baixas in this beautifully restored stone house located in Outes, overlooking the tranquil waters of the Muros and Noia estuary. Nestled in a quiet Galician village along a historic stretch of the Camino de Santiago, this home blends tradition, nature, and contemporary comfort, ideal for travelers seeking an authentic and peaceful escape. This is not a tourist resort, it’s a place to reconnect. From the house, you can watch shellfish boats harvesting clams and cockles from the estuary, witness the rhythm of local life, and enjoy a rare sense of stillness. Nearby, you’ll find unspoiled beaches, coastal hiking trails, and traditional fishing towns like Muros and Noia, known for their stone-paved streets, lively markets, and seafood heritage. The house features: A spacious living room with a designer fireplace Fully equipped modern kitchen with an island and high-end appliances Dining area with a handcrafted chestnut table for 8 Three bedrooms with sea or countryside views A solid wood desk in a quiet workspace State-of-the-art heating and cooling system using aerothermal energy Smart ventilation system for fresh air and moisture control Fiber optic internet (1 Gb) Perfectly located for exploring Galicia beyond the crowds, the home is just a short drive from Santiago de Compostela, the Costa da Morte, and the wine trails of Albariño country. Whether you're walking a section of the Way of St. James, tasting the region’s celebrated seafood and wines, or simply unwinding in nature, this home offers a refined base to immerse yourself in the genuine culture of northern Spain.

The house is located in Siavo, a peaceful hamlet in the municipality of Outes, perched between sea and mountains on the lesser-known but stunningly beautiful Muros and Noia estuary, part of Galicia’s famed Rías Baixas. This is a place where ancient stone houses, quiet forests, and shellfish-rich shores coexist in harmony, a perfect setting for those looking to slow down and reconnect. Here, life follows the rhythm of the tides. From the house, you can spot local shellfish gatherers working the estuary, a living tradition that has shaped the economy and cuisine of the region for generations. On market days, head to nearby Noia, a medieval town known for its Gothic churches, charming arcades, and one of Galicia’s best traditional street markets, where locals sell everything from fresh seafood to artisanal cheeses and bread. The house sits along a recently recognized section of the Camino de Santiago, part of the Ría de Muros e Noia route, an official coastal variant of the Way of St. James. Pilgrims and walkers now cross this area on their way to Santiago, passing through forests, stone-walled paths, and traditional Galician villages. The stretch that the house faces (from Esteiro to the Cruceiro de Roo) is especially scenic and tranquil, offering a reflective and immersive experience for those walking or cycling Despite the rural setting, you’re never far from essential services, local eateries, and charming towns. Within a short drive, you can explore: Muros, a picturesque fishing village with a lively port and seafront promenade Carnota and Lariño, home to wild, windswept beaches and ancient granaries Santiago de Compostela, a UNESCO World Heritage site just under an hour away Whether you’re drawn by nature, gastronomy, or the quiet elegance of rural life, this corner of Galicia offers a rare combination of authenticity and tranquility — far from the crowds, yet deeply connected to local culture and tradition.