Aldáns

Aldáns is a parish located in the municipality of Cangas, within the province of Pontevedra in Galicia, Spain. Situated on the Rías Baixas coast, it is part of the O Morrazo region. The parish is known for its coastal landscape and its connection to the sea.

The history of Aldáns is intertwined with the maritime traditions of the region. Like many Galician coastal communities, fishing and related activities have historically played a significant role in its economy and culture. The area has also seen human settlement dating back centuries, with evidence of past inhabitants and their way of life.

Geographically, Aldáns benefits from its location along the Atlantic coast. It features a coastline with beaches and coves that attract visitors, especially during the summer months. The natural environment is a key characteristic of the parish, offering scenic views and opportunities for outdoor recreation.

The economy of Aldáns continues to be influenced by its coastal setting. While traditional fishing may have evolved, the tourism sector has gained importance, drawing people to its beaches and natural beauty. The parish also serves as a residential area for those working in nearby towns within the Cangas municipality and the broader Pontevedra province. Aldáns maintains its identity as a coastal Galician community with a blend of its historical roots and contemporary life.