Monte Branco and Playa de Trece

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Camariñas

Find out more about Monte Branco and Playa de Trece

At the west end of the Thirteen beach, ascending a slope of Monte Branco, is the largest rampant dune in the Iberian Peninsula, with its 150 meters in length.

From the top you can see a wide view of Thirteen beach.

Lighthouses, rivers, beaches and much more on the Costa da Morte

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