14 Largo Aguieira, 5385
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An isolated wild spot beside a chapel with magnificent views and absolute calm. Recent visitors found it flat, shaded and peaceful, with space on the chapel parking area and in the forest nearby. The final road is stony and difficult for large motorhomes; avoid the narrow streets through Aguieras.
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Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Superb spot. Isolated and absolutely quiet. Magical, with a magnificent view.Translating
Very beautiful place. Well isolated, so you feel safe. Flat and shaded. Beware of the road. Avoid the village of Aguieras; the streets are very narrow, even though a 9-tonne vehicle 2.55 m wide can get through.Translating
Lovely place but difficult to access for large motorhomes.Translating
Perfect, magnificent place. We were the only ones staying in the chapel parking area, with a granite table; there is also space in the forest farther ahead. Leave the place clean.Translating
Fantastic place with a middle-of-nowhere feeling! Breathtaking view. The locals in the nearby village also greet you kindly as you pass.Translating
Very quiet place to be off the beaten path,had a very quiet night as nobody else was there,just fantastic!Views from the big rock up the stairs are wonderful and worth the hassle.The road up to the chapel is a bit challenging,but nothing to worry about…..respect this place as it is sacred to all of it’s users,take your trash with you when you leave……I will be back!
Magnificent view; we parked in the car park below so as not to be on the chapel forecourt. Very quiet.Translating
Magnificent spot. Picnic area and great places to watch the sunset. Quiet night.Translating
A night in absolute peace and quiet, with a beautiful view as well! We highly recommend this place!Translating
Wowwww! What a great place!Translating
It is a pleasant place, but not in the middle of nature. It is the car park of a small chapel, so it may be disturbing on service days. There is a padlock on the water tap.Translating
Quiet and very pretty place to spend the night in a van, shaded, with a large table for eating and a water tap. The man who looks after the chapel arrived in the morning; he is very kind and offered us water. A few scraps and papers left by previous visitors, which is a shame.Translating
We were alone. A haven of peace. The road seems complicated, but it only lasts a few metres. Nothing difficult. It was very windy in the evening when we arrived, and everything calmed down during the night.Translating