Camping Isla de Ons, Campground in A Illa de Ons, Spain.
Camping Isla de Ons sits on natural terraces across the island, with spaces arranged for both tents and caravans. The site overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and rocky shorelines, taking advantage of the island's natural slopes.
The island shows evidence of human settlement dating back to the Bronze Age through archaeological discoveries. Continuous habitation and use of the land spanned thousands of years.
The restaurant sources fresh seafood directly from local fishermen who use traditional catching methods. This working relationship reflects practices that have shaped daily life in the Galician fishing communities for centuries.
Access is by ferry from Bueu port, running several times daily during summer months. Plan for about a half-hour crossing and check ferry schedules before your visit.
The site has designated spots for watching seabirds and marine mammals in the waters of the Atlantic Islands National Park. Visitors often spot whales, dolphins, and various bird species from these observation areas.
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