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Apartamentos Ababides Playa
★★★★Santa Marta 66, Baiona8,9 Very good · 31 reviews- Wifi
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- Swimming pool
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Baiona has eight tourist apartments in the HotelsCasa catalogue, with an average price of 157 euros per night and the cheapest from 104. The offer is small but varied, and the choice of area largely determines the experience. If you're looking for beach and summer atmosphere, the area of Ribeira beach or the promenade puts you right on the sand, with restaurants and terraces nearby. There you'll find options such as the Apartamentos Ababides Playa, which work well if you're travelling as a family or want to walk everywhere. On the other hand, if you prefer peace and views, the old town or the slopes towards Monte Real offer silence and perspectives over the estuary, although in exchange you'll have to climb hills and park further away. El Piso Ladeira is a good example of this second option: more tucked away, but with charm and close to the old centre without the bustle.
The main difference between some areas and others isn't only the distance to the sea, but the type of stay. Apartments next to the beach tend to be brighter and more practical, ideal for not taking the car every day. Those in the old town or up high give you a more local experience, with narrow stone streets, but they require more walking and carrying your shopping bags. There are also studios with sea views, like the one in the listing, which are an intermediate option: they're not front-line but they do face the bay. Before booking, check carefully whether the building has a lift, because in Baiona many old buildings don't, and whether parking is included or has to be paid for separately, because in high season finding a spot on the street is complicated.
As for prices, the cheapest is usually from November to March, except Christmas and the December bank holiday, when demand rises. In April and May prices are still reasonable and the weather is good for strolling. June, September and October are a good balance between temperature and rates, because July and August send prices soaring and bookings sell out quickly. To get there, the most comfortable way is by car: from Vigo it's about 25 minutes on the motorway, and from Santiago a little under an hour. If you come by plane, Vigo airport is the closest, although Santiago's has more connections; from both you'll need to rent a vehicle or take a taxi, because public transport to Baiona is scarce. Once there, the whole centre and the beach are easy to walk around, but to go to nearby beaches such as América or Patos, or to the Oia area, a car is almost essential. Before confirming, check whether the apartment requires a minimum stay, whether the cleaning supplement is included in the price you see and whether cancellation is flexible or not, because in small apartments the conditions tend to be stricter than in hotels.
The average price is around 157 euros per night, and the cheapest drops to 104. The best deals appear between November and March, outside public holidays, and also in May and October, when demand is lower than in summer.
June and September are ideal because the weather is mild and there are fewer crowds than in July and August. If you like the beach atmosphere and don't mind paying more, the height of summer is the option, but book well in advance.
If you want beach and convenience, choose the Ribeira area or the promenade, with direct access to the sand and services nearby. If you prefer peace and views, the old town or the slopes towards Monte Real are better, although you'll have to climb hills and park further away.
By car is the most practical: from Vigo it takes about 25 minutes on the motorway, and from Santiago less than an hour. Vigo airport is the closest, but you'll need to rent a car because public transport is limited; within the town you get around on foot, but for the nearby beaches you need a vehicle.
Check whether there's a minimum stay, whether the cleaning supplement is included in the price shown and whether cancellation is flexible or refundable. In small apartments, these conditions tend to be stricter than in hotels, so read them carefully before paying.