Santa Comba is a small town with a population of around 9,500 inhabitants. The town’s population consists primarily of local Galicians, with a growing number of newcomers from other parts of Spain and international residents drawn by the region’s peaceful lifestyle. The town has a predominantly rural demographic, with agriculture playing a significant role in daily life.
There is a mix of younger families and older generations, maintaining strong community ties and preserving local traditions. In recent years, Santa Comba has experienced a gradual increase in tourism, with an influx of visitors and temporary residents during the summer months.