Galician Barnacle
Barnacles reproduce in areas of open sea and very beaten by the waves, as they require highly oxygenated water for their growth. That is why collecting them is a very risky task.
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The Galician spider crab from the Ría stands out all over the world for its flavor and texture, which are very different from those of the spider crab, since they have the so-called ''corals'' that make this seafood unique and different.
Centollas de la Ría
The native Galician sea urchin is highly valued in our country for the exquisiteness of its flavor and texture. It enjoys being a delicatessen in countries like France and Japan.
Galician sea Urchin
The Santiaguiño is a little known but highly appreciated crustacean; if you haven't had the pleasure of tasting it, don't miss your chance!
Santiaguiños de la Ría
The oysters originating from Galicia are the so-called "Ostrea edulis", which are also native to the European coasts. These oysters are popularly known as flat oysters, and have a much higher gastronomic value than oysters from other seas.
The flat oyster (Napoleón and Superking)
The Galician blue lobster from the estuary is a very scarce seafood due to the decades of overexploitation of this Galician seafood, although currently thanks to the work of repopulation of the spice is getting some quantity in the different fish markets of the Rias Baixas.
Galician blue lobster
The Galician Lobster is one of the most appreciated and quoted seafood in the auctions of the Galician fish markets. Its meat is very fine, consistent, white and delicate.
Galician lobster
The Galician crab from the estuary is one of the star products of the Rías Baixas because it has a very tasty meat with a sea flavor that has nothing to do with the crab from the Atlantic. The crab is perfect to initiate the little ones in the world of seafood flavor.
Nécoras de la Ría
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Discover moreThe Galician spider crab from the Ría stands out all over the world for its flavor and texture, which are very different from those of the spider crab, since they have the so-called ''corals'' that make this seafood unique and different.
Centollas de la Ría
The native Galician sea urchin is highly valued in our country for the exquisiteness of its flavor and texture. It enjoys being a delicatessen in countries like France and Japan.
Galician sea Urchin
The Santiaguiño is a little known but highly appreciated crustacean; if you haven't had the pleasure of tasting it, don't miss your chance!
Santiaguiños de la Ría
The oysters originating from Galicia are the so-called "Ostrea edulis", which are also native to the European coasts. These oysters are popularly known as flat oysters, and have a much higher gastronomic value than oysters from other seas.
The flat oyster (Napoleón and Superking)
The Galician blue lobster from the estuary is a very scarce seafood due to the decades of overexploitation of this Galician seafood, although currently thanks to the work of repopulation of the spice is getting some quantity in the different fish markets of the Rias Baixas.
Galician blue lobster
The Galician Lobster is one of the most appreciated and quoted seafood in the auctions of the Galician fish markets. Its meat is very fine, consistent, white and delicate.
Galician lobster
The Galician crab from the estuary is one of the star products of the Rías Baixas because it has a very tasty meat with a sea flavor that has nothing to do with the crab from the Atlantic. The crab is perfect to initiate the little ones in the world of seafood flavor.
Nécoras de la Ría
