The Cíes Islands, in Vigo, Spain should be a World Natural Heritage site. The Cies Islands are a natural paradise in the Vigo’s estuary that forms an impressive Marine Terrestrial Natural Park. The islands were declared a Natural Park in 1980 and included in the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park created in 2002.

The Cíes Islands are a naturally privileged location in a highly protected area for a maximum enjoyment of nature. Surely this has to do with the Playa de Rodas having been awarded the title of “The Best Beach in the World” by the renowned British newspaper “The Guardian”.

For all of this, the islands deserve to be a World Natural Heritage Site. So that future generations will be able to enjoy a paradise on earth.