Carnota (Carnota)

Surfing and wild beaches
Carnota

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Carnota beach is one of the best examples of conservation in the environment.
An image of this is the great environmental, biological and landscape richness that you can appreciate in this place.
In its 7km length it is home to a spectacular set of dunes that surround the marsh and in which many birds (especially in migratory periods) and endemic flora can be differentiated.
This is the largest beach in all of Galicia where there is space to relax, walk, explore or practice some sport.

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Other places of interest in Carnota

Waterfall das Fontes
This set is made up of seven small waterfalls of the Pedrafigueira River. It is ...
Pepe do Cuco’s Shelter in Carnota
The Caseta de Pepe do Cuco, an old fisherman’s shelter in Carnota, has been tran...
Víndemo Ver in Carnota
Víndemo Ver is a local promotion fair that transforms Carnota into a major attra...
Coastal Sedimentary Complex (Carnota)
Its 7 kilometres in length make the Carnota beach one of the largest in all of S...
Mount Pindo
A must-see in Carnota, Monte Pindo rises from the sea itself like a 642-metre-hi...
Church of Santa Comba in Carnota
The Church of Santa Comba in Carnota is part of a valuable heritage ensemble mad...
Bico do Santo Viewpoint
Granite promontory with a height of 181 meters. In addition to being a space of ...
Louredo Viewpoint
A space for art from which you have views of the largest beach in Galicia and Mo...
Mount Pindus. Views of the Atlantic
Route: Linear Start/finish point: Church of Pindo – A Moa Length: 4.00 km ...
Petroglyph Laxa Written
On the so-called Costa de Carnota are located the engravings of the Laxa Escrita...
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