Amazing hosts. Very hospitable. Felt very welcomed. Loved the modern area and the older one nearer the port. Some amazing restaurants nearby at higher prices and also cheap local Cafe Leza plus cheap options at cafes by the beach front towards the lighthouse. Past the lighthouse down the wooden boardwalks was our favourite beach and is also part of the Camino de Santiago. 6 euros uber from airport. Bus takes long time into city and faster one 15 minutes walk away but is an interesting local areas to stroll through. Next to the port there are some cool rock formations to walk around. After three days we really found our feet and were sad to be going. There is an oil refinery behind the lighthouse. Walk over the lifting bridge to pick up metro A and bus in front of flats takes you there. Only negative is the maisonette is very open plan and echoey so noise carries. Dogs very friendly and like to sniff who you are. Cat not friendly at all but will leave you be. Excellent night’s sleep thanks to great bed (my hips ache if slightest bit too hard) and black out shutters. Really quiet area. Surprised by how nice beaches were. Cold sea only for the brave which we were and loved it. Local staff at eateries amazingly friendly with or without English. And once again must emphasize how welcome Shilan and Jorge made us.