Beach: Tamadite

This beach is accessed on foot from Afir. Surrounded by terraced hillsides.

Beach: El Tamaduste

A small shell-shaped cove lies amongst the village houses. With a good range of facilities. There is hardly any swell.

Beach: A Ameixida

Quite expansive quiet beach of fine sands. It is equipped with a boat ramp that leads down to the water.

Beach: A Areosa

Tranquil beach with crystal-clear waters. It is surrounded by cliffs, five metres high. It is an ideal area for fishing and scuba-diving.

Beach: A Barda

This is a very picturesque spot; the beach is frequented by fishermen who have built small huts along the shore, where they anchor their boats. It is a very quiet, sheltered beach. The surrounding hills and woods are simply breathtaking. You can enjoy views of part of the Wind Park from the beach.

Beach: A Barrosa

Beach: A Bouga

River beach: A Calzada

A Calzada river beach is 250 metres long. Exceptional bathing area formed by a stone dam in a riparian forest of birch, chestnut and oak trees. In summer, it receives an average of 250 visitors per day.

Beach: A Cambra

The best way to get to this beach is through the small streets. You can have a walk along the coast from the port or from Balvarte Beach. There are several boats that are moored in the area. The area is very peaceful.

Beach: A Canteira

Beach: A Caseta

Beach: A Concha

Beach: A Concha

Beach: A Concha

A beach with large dunes that appear around the flat sandy area of the beach. It lies open to the sea and is protected by cliffs on the sides with a great deal of vegetation. It is possible to try all kinds of water sports, such as kayaking and canoeing, etc. ...

Beach: A Concha

Beach: A Congorza

Beach: A Corna

Beach: A Coviña

Beach: A Cruz

Beach: A Cruz

Beach: A Dreira

Beach: A Figueira

Beach: A Fonte

This is the continuation of Dos Olmos, opposite which lie the beautiful Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands). The bathing area is marked out with buoys. It has a pretty, tree lined promenade behind it.

Beach: A Fontiña