Population entities: Cangas, Celeiro, Church, Outeiro, Saint Albites, Sartán and Teixeiro

I carry Sports of Celeiro: The Sports Porto of Viveiro is to the fund of laugh that it takes his name. The entry to the same is exempt from complications and very well protected from winds of the E-NE and of the W-NW. His coasts are clean and the openworks are supported between 20 and 10 m up to the entry to the fishing port of Celeiro. The mouth of laughs it is opened between the top of Faro and the Top Socastro, placed the last one to 1 M to 290 grades of the previous one. approach must be realized once let's be to half a mile and in opposition of both tops, moment in which we will navigate to 190 grades up to discerning the red light of the breakwater of the fishing port of Celeiro. Once let's have this light crossways, we will put in the direction of to happen between two green lights that mark the entry to the channel that he leads up to the sports port, leaving for the port side the fishing Celeiro port. The channel, of approximately 80 m wide and 800 m long, it is dredged to 3 m, depth that survives in the estuary and dock of the sports port.
Once in ground
A Joint declared monumental helmet preserves the town of Viveiro Historical Artistic. Across the Porta Maior, we interfere in this ancient walled enclosure, with streets as narrow as calexón do Wall that, with meter and a half of breadth, happens for being more takes in of Gallicia. Religious monuments as the church are not missing of San Pedro or that of Santa Maria do Field and several convents. Shellfishing, bajura and the fleet of the Big Sun they keep the pulse alive of the auctions of this big port of the Mariña are shown, whose market and principal facilities are located in Celeiro. Only her mouth of the river Landro, canalized in his final stretch, us separates of the Covas beach, with his characteristic needles or castelos. We will find a beautiful lookout in the high place of San Roque, who is provided with an area dedicated to the indigenous vegetation and a chapel (Text of Turgalicia, Direction Xeral of Tourism).