Beach: Barquiña

Beach: Barra

Nudist beach situated in Cape Vela with fantastic views of Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands). To the back of the beach there are hills abundant in pine trees and sand dunes, making for a pretty landscape. Opposite the beach, several boats lie anchored.

Beach: La Barra

Beach: Barra do Medio

Beach: La Barra

A beach with dark sand forming a spectacular contrast with the clear waters of the sea.

Beach: La Barra

Is one of the longest. Closed to the sea by man-made stone breakwaters, there are two big blocks of stones in the centre of the cove on which people sunbathe.

Beach: La Barraca Quemada

Beach: Barraña

This is the main beach of Boiro. It is a very long, narrow beach that lies in the open sea. The most appealing feature of this beach is the grassy area of pine woods. The sand is full of shells and the vegetation is plentiful on both ends of the beach. Lovely promenade.

Beach: Barrañán

An open beach that has several nudist areas. There is a small watery inlet that is formed to the side of the beach that is a lot more peaceful and excellent for kids to splash around in. It lies in an unspoiled and natural setting. It has easy access to the beach along with a lifeguard service and post.

Beach: Barranco Ancho

Wide, tranquil beach, with a beautiful coppice.

Beach: Barranco del Burro

Beach: Barranco de los Conejos

Unspoilt, secluded beach.

Beach: Barranco de Enmedio

This is a shell-shaped beach set amongst small mountains.

Beach: Barranco de las Pilas

Beach: Barranco Rubio

It lies in the centre of the built-up area of Dehesa de Campoamor. The boundaries of this pretty beach are marked by a hill. It has fishing areas, and a marina on the other side of the beach. It is also possible to play golf, go horse riding or take a dip in one of the nearby swimming pools.

Beach: Barranco Seco

Fantastic, tranquil, unspoiled beach. Its waters are calm and clear. Ideal for anchoring boat.

Beach: El Barranco

A golf course can be found near the beach.

Beach: El Barranquillo

Beach: El Barranquillo

Beach: Barreira

Beach: Barreiriño

Beach: Barreiro

A small beach that follows on from Aguieria. One of the best beaches to dive at in the area. The surroundings are very green, with big stretches of open land, pine groves, maize fields, etc. It is very wild and smaller than Aguieria.

Beach: Barreiros

Beach: Barreiros

This is the continuation of Area Grande Beach. It is a rocky beach, surrounded by pine woods. You can enjoy pretty views of the mussel farms in the Arousa estuary. The beach of Barreiro is ideal for fishing and scuba-diving as there are lots of rocks, the water is crystal clear and it does not have a strong swell.