Surfing and Wild Beaches

The wildest side of the Costa da Morte

Costa da Morte, sustainable tourist destination

Surf and wild beaches in Costa da Morte

The Costa da Morte is an unrivaled destination on the Galician coast, a hidden gem filled with landscapes yet to be discovered. Its identity is shaped by the fierce power of its waters, which carve the land with every wave, creating breathtaking scenery. Among its greatest treasures are its beaches, each with its own unique character and charm: nestled in nature, sheltered by towering cliffs, open to the vast ocean, or transformed into sanctuaries for native flora and fauna, and always a perfect spot for those who seek to ride its waves on a surfboard.

Virgin beaches and nature in its purest state

The beaches of Costa da Morte are true hidden treasures nestled among natural landscapes. Surrounded by mountains and cliffs, these unspoiled beaches offer tranquility and a unique connection with nature in its purest form.

Surfing in untamed waters

Costa da Morte is a paradise for surfing enthusiasts. Its wild waters and imposing waves attract surfers from all over the world seeking challenges in this wild and authentic environment, perfect for experiencing adventures in the Atlantic.

Beaches with unique charm

Each beach on Costa da Morte has its own character. From intimate coves to expansive beaches open to the sea, their diversity invites you to discover unique corners where land and sea meet in perfect harmony.

Refuge for native flora and fauna

The biodiversity of Costa da Morte is reflected in its beaches. These landscapes host native species of flora and fauna, creating protected ecosystems where nature is preserved in all its splendor.

Scenarios of legends and myths

The beaches of Costa da Morte are not only beautiful landscapes but also settings for ancient legends. Stories of shipwrecks and mysteries that feed the rich cultural tradition of this unique region in Galicia.

Routes to explore the coast on foot

For hiking enthusiasts, Costa da Morte offers trails that skirt its wild beaches. On foot, you can explore these wonderful natural settings, discovering imposing cliffs and the ever-present sound of the sea. Discover the wild beaches of Costa da Morte below.

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Surfing and Wild Beaches

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Carnota (Carnota)

Carnota beach is one of the best examples of conservation in the environment. An image of this is th...

A Cova (Corcubión)

Under a hidden path you can access the beach of A Cova, in the parish of Redonda. Although its acces...

O Ézaro (Dumbría)

The beach of O Ézaro is another of the points to discover on this coast. It has a large sandy area d...

Or Thirteen (Camariñas)

The pebbles characteristic of this coast divide this unique virgin beach into small sandy coves. The...

Gures (Cee)

At the end of the depths of the coastal forest, while walking along a trail, you can locate this sma...

Sabadelle (Vimianzo)

The force of the waters of Costa da Morte give rise to numerous formations of boulders. In Vimianzo ...

Seaia (Malpica)

Seaia beach is the ideal combination of cliffs, vegetation, sea and tranquillity. Its waves are quit...

Nemiña (Muxía)

One of the iconic beaches in the history of surfing in Galicia. Nemiña beach is the paradise of brea...

Mar de Fóra (Fisterra)

A secluded, secluded beach free of urbanization. The force of the Atlantic beating on its coast, and...

Latch (Laxe)

Disconnection, nature in its purest form, and the sea. Traba is a natural paradise for all the sense...

O Rostro (Fisterra)

Open to the ocean and with the wind constantly beating, we find in Fisterra the beach of O Rostro, a...

Soesto (Laxe)

Soesto beach, located in the town of Laxe, is another potential surfing enclave that is gaining more...

Malpica (Malpica)

In the centre of the fishing village of Malpica we find the urban beach of Area Maior; a pleasant al...

To Tremosa (Ponteceso)

A Tremosa gañou a súa sona entre os amantes das ondas xigantes, both nationally and internationally....

Razo (Carballo)

This is one of the best rated beaches for surfing in Galicia. It acquired its fame for the quality o...

A Barra (Ponteceso)

The beach of A Barra is still a place to discover. A beach where occupancy is low throughout the yea...

Baldaio (Carballo)

Baldaio is one of the beaches that has been gaining recognition in recent years, being considered on...

San Pedro (Cabana of Bergantiños)

San Pedro beach is hidden between two small mountain formations; a secluded sandy area that is worth...

Caión (A Laracha)

Caion beach is renowned for the constancy of its waves, especially in the summer season. Since it is...

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Surfing and Wild Beaches

Surf and wild beaches in Costa da Morte

Virgin beaches and nature in its purest state

Surfing in untamed waters

Beaches with unique charm

Refuge for native flora and fauna

Scenarios of legends and myths

Routes to explore the coast on foot

Surfing and Wild Beaches

Seeing 19 Results

Carnota (Carnota)

A Cova (Corcubión)

O Ézaro (Dumbría)

Or Thirteen (Camariñas)

Gures (Cee)

Sabadelle (Vimianzo)

Seaia (Malpica)

Nemiña (Muxía)

Mar de Fóra (Fisterra)

Latch (Laxe)

O Rostro (Fisterra)

Soesto (Laxe)

Malpica (Malpica)

To Tremosa (Ponteceso)

Razo (Carballo)

A Barra (Ponteceso)

Baldaio (Carballo)

San Pedro (Cabana of Bergantiños)

Caión (A Laracha)

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