Public offices and administration
Town halls, local justice offices and administrative services across the area, organised by municipality.
Ferrolterra, Eume and Ortegal in one place
An independent local guide to the twenty-one municipalities of Ferrolterra, Eume and Ortegal. No noise, no bookings, no made-up data.
The territory
Three districts, twenty-one municipalities. Start where you are, or where you want to go.
Ferrolterra
The southern shore of the Ferrol estuary and the open coast down to the mouth of the Eume. A naval city, working ports, surf beaches and short green valleys inland.
11 municipalities
Eume
The Eume valley and its ancient woodland, between the Ares estuary and the inland hills. Few people, deep shade and Romanesque heritage surviving among the trees.
6 municipalities
Ortegal
The far north: Estaca de Bares, Cabo Ortegal and the Capelada range. Cliffs that fall a thousand metres to the sea, small harbours and an estuary that looks like a lake.
4 municipalities
Discover
Places, routes, coast and heritage with context: what it is, where it is and how to get there.
English Way
From Ferrol or A Coruña to Santiago. Stages, pilgrim passport, hostels and services.
Open listingPractical guides
For getting around, preparing the English Way or surviving a rainy day.
Guides
A weekend in Ferrolterra
Two days to see the essentials without crossing the district three times: naval city, estuary and open coast.
Open listing GuidesBeaches: when and where to swim
Ferrolterra's coast alternates sheltered estuaries and open shoreline. The difference matters: not every beach suits the same day.
Open listing GuidesEssential viewpoints
Six points for understanding the district's geography: where land ends and sea begins.
Open listingPilgrims
Guides to plan your pilgrimage and explore Ferrolterra
Regional directories
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