Lagoa de Vixán is located within the Dunas de Corrubedo y lagunas de Carregal y Vixán Natural Park in Galicia, Spain. The park covers about 1,000 hectares between the Arousa and Muros-Noia estuaries. Vixán is a freshwater lagoon, while Carregal is a saltwater lagoon. The area is renowned for its extensive dunes, including a large shifting dune, and diverse wildlife, especially waterfowl like teals and otters. It is a popular destination for nature lovers and birdwatchers. The park offers easy walking routes, such as the Camino del Agua, Camino del Mar, and Camino del Viento, allowing visitors to explore the dunes, lagoons, and coastal areas.
Visitors to Lagoa de Vixán can enjoy panoramic views of the coast from lookout points like Castrocidá and explore nearby historical sites like the megalithic dolmen of Axeitos and the Galician-Roman hill-fort of Baroña. The area provides a unique natural and cultural experience, making it one of the most visited natural parks in Galicia.
The park's natural beauty, with its vast dunes and lagoons, creates an ideal setting for relaxation and outdoor activities amidst the scenic Galician landscape.