Camping Islas Cíes

The National Park's only bed

It is the only place where you can spend the night in the Cíes: a campsite among pines on the Faro island, beside the lake and Rodas beach, within the Atlantic Islands National Park. Sleeping here means seeing the island without the day boats, at dawn and with the Starlight sky at night.

In 2026 it opened at Easter (27 March to 4 April) and from 15 May to 14 September. It is now closed: booking for 2027 opens on 1 March, and it only takes bookings for the current year.

Your own tent in zone C

With your own tent, in low season you pay €10.90 per adult per night and another €10.90 for the tent; in high season, from 19 June to 5 September, €11.90 for each. Ages 3 to 10, €7.90 and €8.90. Stays run from one to seven nights. The pitches are in zone C: you arrive, register at reception and choose whichever is free; there are several sizes and one can hold several tents. Check-in is from 12:00 and check-out before 12:00.

Pre-pitched tents by the lake

The rental tents are in zones A and B, north of the campsite, and are allocated in booking order: the first ones, on the lakefront.

• Single: about 3.30 × 2.30 m, one 135 × 190 bed for one or two people. €69 a night in low season and €74 in high.
• Double: about 3.30 × 3.50 m, two 120 × 190 beds, for two to four people. €99 and €105.

They include bed base, mattress, cover, fitted sheet, pillow and pillowcase; not sleeping bags, which are rented at €10 per stay. A child aged 3 to 10 adds €7.40 a night and ages 11 to 17, €10.40, without an extra bed; babies do not pay and the travel cot costs €10. From 19 June to 6 September, minimum two nights. Check-in is from 15:00; for luggage before and after there are left-luggage lockers. There are tents adapted for reduced mobility.

No electricity, no fires and no wifi

Neither pitches nor tents have electricity (except for CPAP equipment, on request): there is a free mobile phone charging point. There is no wifi. Hot showers work with tokens from 8:30 to 23:00; avoid 19:00 to 21:00. Fires, barbecues and candles are prohibited; camping gas is used outside the tent, and since the boat does not allow gas bottles, they are bought or rented at the supermarket. Do not leave food out: the gulls tear the bags.

There is a restaurant, café, supermarket, washing machine, lockers, infirmary and gift shop; the supermarket and café do not open at Easter. In the mornings and afternoons there are free activities for children. Parties and loud music are prohibited.

The permit comes with the booking

When you book you pay the first night and the campsite arranges your Xunta permit; with it you buy the boat to the Cíes. If you book more than 90 days ahead, the permit arrives when that period is reached. For eating without cooking there is the campsite restaurant, and at night, stargazing.