The Fervenza do Belelle is a waterfall of more than 40 meters formed by the Belelle River in its lower section, in the municipality of Neda. The waterfall appears embedded in a wet and lush hillside environment, with riparian vegetation and Atlantic copses that reinforce the feeling of shade and humidity even on clear days. From the visit area you can see the main stream and, depending on the point chosen, a more frontal view of the waterfall or an elevated perspective from a wooden viewpoint. The tour also allows you to see the old industrial environment linked to water, with an old pazo-factory, a mill and a small hydroelectric plant, elements that help to understand how this valley has been used historically. Turismo de Galicia describes it as a linear route of 1.58 km from the Pazo de Isabel II to the waterfall, with several signposted sections and options to approach the foot of the waterfall or climb to a viewpoint. The area is also cited for its sensitivity when it rains, due to the steep and slippery terrain, so the experience changes a lot depending on the state of the ground. The best visit is usually after rainy days, when the flow increases and the fall gains strength, although extreme caution should be exercised. On dry days and with good light, the viewpoint offers a clearer reading of the landscape and the slope of the valley.
