(Translated by Google) I recommend going to be well informed of the itineraries. Stretching through a steep valley of deep gorges, the Fragas do Eume boasts the best-preserved coastal Atlantic forest in Europe and one of the very few forests of its kind on the continent. It covers 9,125 hectares, being declared a Natural Park, the fifth in Galicia, on August 12, 1997. In extension, it is the second largest of the natural parks after Xurés (Ourense), with almost 30,000 hectares. (Original) Recomiendo ir para que te informen bien de los itinerariod. Las Fragas do Eume, que se extienden por un abrupto valle de profundas gargantas, presumen de ser el bosque atlántico costero mejor conservado de Europa y uno de los escasísimos bosques de su tipo en el continente. Abarca 9.125 hectáreas, siendo declarado Parque Natural, el quinto de Galicia, el 12 de agosto de 1997. En extensión, es el segundo mayor de los parques naturales tras el Xurés (Ourense), de casi 30.000 hectáreas.

(Translated by Google) We did the route from the monastery to the first bridge on the river side, you have to wear shoes to walk and take into account that you have to climb slopes and walk through complicated places. There is another, flatter trail that is also very pretty. The monastery is small but very well preserved. To come and go you can take the bus that drops you off at the second bridge, we stayed at the end of August and it was free. (Original) Hicimos la ruta desde el monasterio hasta el primer puente por el lado del río, hay que ir con calzado para andar y tener en cuenta que hay que subir pendientes y andar por sitios complicados. Hay otro sendero más llano que también es muy bonito. El monasterio es pequeño pero muy bien conservado. Para ir y venir se puede coger el autobús que te deja como muy lejos en el segundo puente, nosotros estuvimos a finales de agosto y fue gratis.

Nature place to enjoy at any time

(Translated by Google) It's a paradise. I have a couple of recommendations. It is important to keep in mind that the bus that goes and returns is full, so I recommend getting tickets in advance. I would say this is the most important thing. The rest is nature to enjoy, and places to stop to eat something. It takes a whole day. To be able to walk over the bridges and go up to the monastery and complete the visit (Original) Es un paraíso. Tengo un par de recomendaciones. Es importante tener en cuenta que el bus que va y vuelve se llena por lo que recomiendo sacar los boletos con anticipación. Diría que esto es lo más importante. El resto es naturaleza para disfrutar, y lugares para frenar a comer algo. Lleva todo un día. Para poder hacer las caminatas por los puentes y subir al monasterio y completar la visita

La encargada majisima. Te explica con detalle todas las opciones para visitar el maravilloso parque en el que tienes distintos recorridos de diferente longitud y dificultad también se puede hacer en autobús. Un lugar precioso para ir en familia mejor entre semana t llegar temprano o ya a final de la tarde. Todos los recorridos tienen su encanto yo es la 2 vez que repito

Buena atención y buena explicación sobre las rutas, distintas entradas al parque y demás posibilidades. Al ser septiembre puedes pasar con el coche. Muy bonito, muy tranquilo. Un rio de agua cristalinas con diferentes puentes. El monasterio lo vimos sin guía, me imagino que así pierdes mucha historia

OJO, en verano del 2023 están cerrados los puentes colgantes, no lo indican a la entrada del parque y han suspendido el servicio de BUS. O sea, o andas 16km (Ida y vuelta) por la carretera al monasterio o te toca alquilar ebikes. Con lo bonito que es el parque natural es una vergüenza que no se mantenga aunque sea cobrando una entrada, pero aludir a la excusas como la guerra de Ucrania y la subida del precio de los cables de acero para no mantener los puentes dan risa. O suspender el servicio de bus por los baches de la carretera… pues que se reparen. Todo parece una treta en la que sale ganando el que tiene el alquiler de ebikes.

(Translated by Google) What is the information center okay. The interpretation center was closed due to the virus. What is a mess is the bus thing. They are minibuses of about 15 seats and with the infrequency that there are many people are left without being able to get on. It should be a shuttle type and it should come out every time it fills up if there are enough people. They are very few km and it is done fast. The walk is beautiful and highly recommended. (Original) Lo que es el centro de información bien. El centro de interpretación estaba cerrado por el virus. Lo que es lío es lo de los autobuses. Son minibuses de unas 15 plazas y con la poca frecuencia que hay se queda mucha gente sin poder subir. Debería ser tipo lanzadera y que saliera cada vez que se llena si hay bastante gente. Son muy pocos km y se hace rápido. El paseo es precioso y muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Recommended excursion through this beautiful place. You can do a good section with a free bus, especially if you go with small children, you can even walk a section if you prefer and then take the bus. We have seen ice cream papers and masks lying on the road, incomprehensible (Original) Recomendada excursión por este bonito paraje. Se puede hacer un buen tramo con bus gratuito, sobretodo si se va con niños pequeños, se puede incluso andar un tramo si se prefiere y luego coger el bus. Hemos visto papeles de helados y mascarillas tiradas por el camino, incomprensible

The center is good, the park is spectacular, but VERY BADLY SIGNED, not to mention NOTHING SIGNED, not even the routes to get there or anything.

Spectacular environment and worthy of a long route.

Very kind. We went to the Caaveiro access and they gave us exhaustive information (thank goodness) on how to access it by other routes since the Caaveiro access was closed. They do enough trying to make life easier for tourists with closed accesses, unmarked routes... A marvel of professionals for a beautiful place but with terrible maintenance.

(Translated by Google) Very useful site to obtain information about what to do on the route. They inform you about the bus necessary to go up to the monastery and to get off. The bus is small and it is better to buy tickets in advance. (Original) Sitio muy útil para obtener información sobre lo que hacer en la ruta. Te informan sobre el bus necesario para subir al monasterio y para bajar. El Bus es pequeño y es mejor comprar los billetes con antelación.

The information given here is not clear, the routes and transport isn't either. So, as of August 2022 - this is the procedure to get to the forest trials, if arriving by car to the area. 1. This is the visitor centre (not listed that way on Google), the museum, a cafe/ restaurant, some toilets.. and.. this is where you take the bus up the forest road, to get to some of the trails you might've decided to walk on. Theres some blogs or internet info suggesting how you do it.. none of those were exactly true. 1st.. it's approximately 8km from the visitor centre to the 1st monastery, where you can take it from there yourself. There is not nearly enough parking at the visitor centre itself (maybe 10 cars or so, when you account for disabled spaces and coned off ones). There is enough space 1km further, in the picnic area for maybe 100 cars, empty in the morning before 12, but rammed after that. I suggest the 2 turnings before the visitor centre (on the left) that both head down towards the lake, they are both much nearer to the visitor centre, but if course, further if you actually walk down on your return. 2nd.. you can't drive (not supposed to but some did) past the picnic area in summer months (mostly through August, but a little either side too. So if you park there, you need to walk back, if you intend to get the bus up. 3rd... the bus is FREE, but it's on a first come first served basis, so will leave when it's full, from the queue of people gathered by the centres car park. 4th.. the bus currently leaves at 10.30, 11.30, 12 30 & 1.30 up and returns 11, 12, 1, & 2 down - to and from the same place. (At the top it stops at the bridge below the 1st monastery). The bus has a break and resumes coming down from 4.30, up 5, down 5.30 etc until last up at 8, and last 2 returns are 8.30 & 9.30pn. 5th.. the bus is free, but when you get on, the driver will (should) ask you when you want to return, and kind of books you into that return slot by way of giving you a ticket, so you'd only get on a return that wasn't yours, if someone else didn't show up for it, on a1st come first served basis. 6th.. most important.. how long does it take to walk back down from the top bus point to the picnic area (now only 7km). We left at 3.15 and hoped to best the 4.30 bus.. which we did, probably by 10mins or so, it passed us at 4.11, we got back 4.45 and didn't see it. Not sure if it wouldve let us off at the picnic area, but probably nor, stoi that's another 1km ride on and another 1km walk back too. Hope this helps - currently also need a face mask on all public transport, inc this.. if you don't have one, the restaurant will sell you one for 50c

We went to get advice and the person who helped us was honestly the most boring and least enthusiastic person I have ever seen in my life. And we were the only ones there asking. He gave us the instructions like a robot. He didn't get involved in the slightest and he didn't even know how to recommend where to buy some snacks for the children, or which area was best to see.... the truth is that it would be better if he dedicated himself to something else that has nothing to do with serving the customer. public

EUME Natural Park.

Beautiful Atlantic forest, perfectly marked route. Maria José and Fernando from the interpretation center were very nice, they explained everything to us. The sandwiches at the convent bar are unbeatable, a recommended excursion.

Disappointing that pets are not allowed. You can even carry it on a leash in national parks like Ordesa and there is no problem. I don't understand why it can't be done here. I can't comment on the park itself because I won't be able to visit it with my dog.

Very helpful staff, clean and well-maintained center for all visitors to the park.

Naturaleza en estado puro. Un lugar para perderse y olvidarse de todo, con distintas rutas de varios niveles de dificultad. En mi opinión debes venir a caminar y a darte un baño de bosque y río por lo que no recomiendo coger el autobús. Además de que va siempre completo y tienes que reservar el billete para asegurarte plaza, sólo te lleva al acceso al Monasterio de Caaveiro, por lo que te pierdes la verdadera magia de este lugar. Destacar la amabilidad tanto de la persona que nos atendió en el centro de interpretación como de la chica que nos hizo la visita guiada en el monasterio. Si cruzas los puentes para ir por el sendero, recomiendo calzado adecuado y no hacerlo con niños pequeños.

Bellisimo

(Translated by Google) Disappointing, the guides offer you wrong information as they indicate the route but to go by bus you have to queue for at least half an hour because the ticket is given to you by the driver but when you arrive everything is already booked, plus the bus without disinfecting, no distance and no ventilation. In the end you have lost an hour and you decide to go for a walk. Recommendation to book a bus ticket online and get up early to make the route with time. The best is the good Restaurant "A faúla no Eume" (Original) Decepcionante, los guias te ofrecen información erronea ya que te indican la ruta pero para ir en autobus tienes que hacer cola de al menos media hora porque el billete te lo da el conductor pero cuando llegas ya está todo reservado, además el autobus sin desinfectar, sin distancia y sin ventilación. Al final has perdido una hora y te decides por ir de caminata. Recomendación reserven billete autobus por internet y madrugar para realizar la ruta con tiempo. Lo mejorcito el buen Restaurante "A faúla no Eume"

Blue water and old oak forest.

Centro donde te explican la ruta del parque y apuntan de donde vienes. También te ofrecen un bus gratuito que sube y/o baja por si no quieres hacer toda la ruta andando. Os recomiendo pasar el primer aparcamiento, pasando el restaurante ya que más a dentro hay varios merenderos en los que puedes dejar el coche. Tampoco nos dijeron nada y estuvimos esperando como tontos. Llegamos a las 14;00 y nos dijeron que al lado del monasterio, había un bar en el que hacen bocadillos muy ricos, que los probaramos, pues nos quedamos con las ganas porque solo hacían tortillas ya que los bocatas se acabaronn, sobre las 15:30 nos dijeron, así que tienes que llegar antes de esa hora si quieres comer allí o comer en el restaurante de al lado del centro de interpretación.

Very nice! Really great bar in the monastery with fantastic food... you can hardly believe it!!! You can rent bicycles and ride them from the parking lot to the foot of the monastery

Fantastic place

Beautiful Atlantic forest. Just don't be fooled by the various classifications for hike #1 os encomendeiros: It is 7.5 kilometers long one way (Monastery - first suspension bridge walking west) and it's 3/5 in intensity. Wear proper shoes and be confortable climbing up and down over rocks.