PORT OF SAN CIPRIÁN | |
| Description | The peninsula has two beaches and seafarers’ houses that make this a beautiful village. San Cibrao (called the ‘Peninsula of Peace’), is surrounded by fine white sands. The higher part of the leisure area here, called A Atalaia, is topped by a lighthouse that looks out over the horizon and the “Dos Farallóns” Islands, the origin of the local legend of Maruxaina. The fishing port is a feature of note. During the 14th and 15th centuries boats called caravels were constructed here and there was a salting factory, of which the remains can still be seen (known as Castelo Mariño). |
| Location | San Ciprán |
| City Hall | Cervo |
| Coordinates | 43º 41' 56,26'' N 7º 26' 25,35'' W |
| Characteristics of fleet | Small fishing tackle. |
| Auction | Sí |
| Auction days | thursday |
| Schedules auction | 18:30 h |
| Main auctioned species | Barnacle, spider crab, octopus, small crab, Donax clam, shrimp, slipper lobster, lobster |
| Brotherhood | Muelle s/n º27890 San Ciprán - Cervo, Tlf: 982 594003, Fax: 982 594201. |
| What to do in hours of activity | See the boats arriving at the harbour to unload at the fish market. |
| What to see in daylight without activity | See maintenance work on the boats and the tackle on land. |
