NOIA
This summer I stayed in Noia, it is known by a lot of things such as its big beaches (Testal, Boa, Taramancos...), its shops (Noia has a shopping centre), its churches (such as San Martiño Church, Santa María A Nova Church...), its landscape (for example, in my case, I went to San Lois forest, where I could see the view of all the village), its history an its kind people.
I would like to point out that Noia has an estuary "Ría de Muros e Noia"; in the olden days the estuary was the income´s source, however nowadays the estuary is very dirty and it is imposible fishing to eat. From my point of view this situation makes the image of Noia degrade. I think that it will be very important to take a decision to control the estuary: cleaning it, keeping an eye on the estuary to prevent that this situation happens again.
Near Noia there are a lot of places (such as Ribeira, Rianxo, Muros, Camariñas, Muxía...) that are also attractive; you can pron to stay in the hotels of the village because Noia is in a central position respect to them.
Noia receives a great deal of tourists from all parts of the world, I met french, italian, english and deutch people. In this way, the tourism means a large part of the village´s income.
NATALIA GODÓN

1 Comments:
I have visited Noia a lot of times because my father was living there when he was young. I like Noia´s beaches (although water is colder than Rías Baixas water) and I've visited some of the churches that you mention, I specially remember one where you can see tombs under your feet, but I don't remember the name of the church. I am agree with you about the situation of the estuary because it is not good for anyone. I like Noia and I will return there.
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