Rias Baixas – one of the least discovered treasures in Spain
Rias Baixas in Spain is not well known as such. It makes one of Spain autonomous regions and Galicia is a highly remote area in Rias Baixas that explains why this Spanish Costa is one of the least discovered treasures in Spain. Traditionally, the western coast of Rias Baixas was seen as poor undeveloped agricultural region. In fact, it was believed that due to its poor agricultural economy, the region was far from modernization.
Amazingly, the regions constant contacts to its history and past traditions is what makes it one of the most charming and appealing tourism destination points in Spain. Most of the population living here stays in Galicia and we can boldly say that Galicians are the local community of Rias Baixas. This community originated from Celtic and in addition to being very proud of the cultural and historical backgrounds, they also uphold their local language very high. Rather than feeling that they are less developed than the modern day Spain, they feel that this kind of life is what makes them unique from the rest of the population.
Rias Baixas
As stated earlier along, Rias Baixas is not highly modernized and outside influence is always met with immense resistant from the locals. There is little to no types of external interventions allowed in the region. The Moors were unable to conquer the region and the Austrias kingdom assumed control of Rias Baixas during the middle age period. By the 20th century, the area was slowly designing how it will preserve its rich history to ensure that none was lost through modernization. Thankfully, this has brought tangible and real benefits to the community in terms of enhancing local tourism. The southern region comprises of series of inlets or Rias intertwined among the lovely hills covered with pine which makes the location really beautiful.
Rias Baixas enjoys extremely good beaches set in the crystal clean waters. Beaches are also very safe for the various tourist activities one can partake in and the sceneries are simply terrific and awesome. With the milder climate in the area, the tourists always love bathing in the cool exciting waters especially during the summer holidays. This is what creates such an amazing appeal for tourists enjoying their vacations in Spain. The coast is also highly popular and the quality of beaches varies as you move along the coastline. For instance, the northern beaches near Coast da Morte are amazingly great unlike those in the southern region.
Actually, Rias Baixas is much of a coastal tourist attraction region but the kind of description giving is highly confusing for many. The waters in the region are believed to be very shallow while the beaches are known to be extremely sandy. The area is also rich in shellfish which is mostly farmed by Galician fishermen who supply it all over the region. As such Shellfish especially crabs are a major cuisine in Rias Baixas. The area is also one of the best fishing coastlines and its good climate largely supports agricultural activities.
