The City Council of Coristanco is located in the charming region of Bergantiños, a place that stands out for its natural diversity and rich culture. This municipality, which shares borders with Carballo, A Laracha, Malpica, Ponteceso, Cabana and Laxe, offers a landscape that ranges from flat lands in the centre and north to a more rugged relief in the south. This geographical contrast allows visitors to enjoy a variety of environments that invite exploration and discovery.
In the southern area of the municipality rise the highest mountains, such as Mount Castelo, Montemaior, Campelo and Picotos, which are home to the rivers that feed the lands of Coristanco. These rivers, such as the Porto da Presa, the Balsa, the Vao and the Calvar, flow into the Anllóns River, creating a stunning natural environment. The population of Coristanco is distributed among 141 population centers, grouped into fifteen parishes, which reflects a rich community life. The municipality is famous for the quality of its agriculture, especially for its potatoes, which have given the region renown throughout Galicia. With a mild climate and abundant rainfall, Coristanco has lush vegetation, where the mixed forest of Braña Rubia stands out, known for its biodiversity and the presence of mimosas, a rare species in Galicia.
The Coristanco City Council strives to promote sustainable development and highlight the beauty of its natural environment. Visitors can enjoy various outdoor activities, such as hiking and exploring the rich flora and fauna of the municipality. In addition, the agricultural tradition is manifested in local markets and fairs, where fresh and quality products are the protagonists. Coristanco is not only an attractive destination for those looking for a connection with nature, but also a place where Galician traditions are preserved, offering an authentic and enriching experience for all those who decide to visit it.
