South dock and fish market

A Guarda still preserves inshore fishing and on the southern dock or pier you can find the fish market, the boats and the sailors in their daily lives.

Warehouse of the Redeiras

In this shed, women continue with an essential profession for fishing, such as making and repairing nets.

O Carreiro Beach

Maritime beach outside the fishing port and where the coastal paths passes.

Fisherman Monument

This sculptural work by José Antúnez Pousa is located on Porto Street as a tribute to the sailor with the traditional boat.

Porto street and fishermen houses

This pedestrian street of fishing houses became a meeting place to walk, enjoy the restaurants or a beautiful sunset.

Church and Convent of San Benito

Since the 16th century, the religious order of San Benito had a presence with this nunnery built in the fishing port.

Lost fisherman monument

Stone sculpture by artist Magín Picallo that represents the woman's pain when she loses a family member at sea.

Sandy area of A Ribeira

The accumulation of sand in recent years has created a recreation place inside the port.

Malteses Street

Walking along this narrow street takes you back to the seafaring past with its old and narrow houses which were transformed into higher and more colorful ho...

Seafront

This walk links the port street with the north dock in a pleasant vehicle-free route.

Museum of the sea

The history of A Guarda has always been linked to the sea and fishing. Thanks to a visit to the sea museum, you can learn about the essence and particulariti...

North dock

The port has a recognized image thanks to the color of its northern dock. It is an element of the town that is frequently photographed during sunsets and win...