Beach: El Pedrucho

Beach: Pedrullo

Beach: La Peixerota

Set in pleasant surroundings with lots of greenery. Between the beaches of Ruidecanyes and La Pixerota, there is an open-air bar with terrace and a small rocky hill.

Beach: Peizás

This beach is easily accessed. To get there from Foz take N-642 to Burela. It has all kinds of services available on the beach, including ramps for the disabled.

Beach: La Pelada

This beach is ideal for windsurfing. The beach is nudist.

Beach: Pelaillo

Strand: Los Peligros

It has a sailing school with hire of Optimus craft, kayaks and windsurf boards. Next to the sailing school there is a beach bar. The bathing area is indicated, and it has floating platforms for sunbathing. On the right-hand side there is a wharf from which people fish.

Beach: La Pelliseta

Before arriving at Roc de Sant Galetá point, this beach fans out. There are a set of straw sunshades which are very useful.

Beach: Pelota Bayana

Beach: La Peña del Dice

Beach: Peña Doria

Very similar to Cala de la Cueva, this is the last cove you will come across before reaching Cabo Vidio lighthouse.

Beach: La Peña Grande

An easy to get to beach backed by an urban area with a good number of services and facilities, such as a lifeguard team and a cleaning service.

Beach: Peña del Moro

Beach: Pena Roiba

Beach: Peña

Indoor artificial beach in the García de Sola reservoir.

Beach: Peñarronda

A vast sandy area with a rock in the centre, which is where the beach gets its name from. Surfers usually come to this beach as there are good waves.

Beach: Fontaíña

Beach: Fontaíña

This quiet beach is situated between Samil and Vao beaches. Nearby is the island of Torolla, behind which lie the Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands). It is equipped with life saving facilities.

Beach: Fontanecha

Beach: La Fontanilla

Just where the cliffs finish and give way to a large open plain is La Fontanilla Beach. There are good restaurants which are close to the car park.

Beach: Fontanilla

Frequented by local people and tourists, who choose this beach for its convenience and proximity to the town, and also because it has all the facilities expected of a town beach. Recently regenerated, with details which make it exceptional, such as small centres of vegetation, marked out by stones, in the middle of the beach. ...

Beach: Fontela

It is below a cliff of 3-7 metres. Sports such as sailing, scuba-diving and even paragliding can be found here.

Beach: Fontemaior

Beach: Fontenla

Beach: Fontenla

Small beach, surrounded by some family homes. The colour of the sand is strikingly white. The area is quite green.

Beach: Fontenla

Beach: Fontexelo

Beach: Fontiñas

Beach: Fornos

It is a beach which is very open to the sea, and rocky at the sides. This area is surrounded by scrub, which extends almost as far as the sea. Bathing here is not a problem.

Beach: El Fórum

Beach: La Fosca

Beach: Foxos

This beach, currently undergoing a process of regeneration, is reached from Ortiguera.

Beach: Foxos

Located in an undeveloped area, this beach has all the necessary services available to the visitor, including: sunlounger rentals, sunshades, lifeguard post, restaurant and cleaning service. There are also ramps for the disabled, and the access is quite easy, both by car and on foot.

Beach: Fragata

Pretty, fine white sandy beach. Easily accessible, lifeguard and cleaning services. Open-air bar and a Red Cross post.

Beach: La Fragata

Small, wide beach with a small sailing club. The sports available include sailing and beach volleyball. There is a pleasant promenade with palm trees. Various facilities are available.

Beach: El Fraile

Beach near Mirador de las Monjas towards the west and Charco Roque to the east. It is suitable for practising water sports.