• Castro de Baroña, Playa de las Catedrales and Playa de Rodas were selected by this prestigious international media.

Of the 7,905 kilometers of coastline bathed by the sea that Spain has, National Geographic Travel selected the 25 beaches and sandy coves that best They represent the paradise of the country’s beaches. And, as it could not be otherwise, this list has Galician representation.

In the specific case of Galicia, this medium selected the beaches of Castro de Baroña (Porto do Son), Playa de las Catedrales (Ribadeo) and Playa de Rodas (Cíes Islands).

Castro de Baroña (Porto do Son)

The Celts chose this place as a settlement because of its beauty and strategic location. They disappeared, but the remains of the Baroña fort remained next to the sea, oblivious to the passage of time. Baroña is a beach with a wild and natural appearance, which is reached via a dirt path. It is a beach of fine white sand, perfect for walking with bare feet.

Cathedrals Beach (Ribadeo)

The beach that gives its name to the Natural Space of the Cathedrals. Its arches, nearly 30 meters high, can be seen at low tide, when you can enter the caves and pass under the flying buttresses of this cathedral sculpted in rock. To access in summer it is necessary to make a prior reservation.

Rhodes Beach (Cíes Islands)

The best beach in the world according to The Guardian. It is located in the heart of the Atlantic Islands National Park, a natural paradise. Shaped like a shell and with emerald waters, this sandy area is one of the treasures of the Rías Baixas.

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