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Beaches in Malpica de Bergantiños

Area Maior / Maior de Malpica

It is the quintessential beach of Malpica, located in the heart of the town and well equipped.

As Torradas

This beach at low tide forms a single beach with Riás.

Barizo

Beach without facilities very close to the port of the same name, porto de Barizo, bordering the Concello de Ponteceso.

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Beo

Beach composed of sand and rocks, isolated and with a low occupancy rate.

Canido

Beach located next to praia Maior de Malpica, with which it forms a single beach.

Playa de As Sisargas

Located on the Sisargas Islands, on the southern part of the Grande Island, next to the small port and the area known as “brance” of the Sisargas.

Reixa Chica

This beach, like its neighbour Reixa Grande, is practically inaccessible by land, which results in zero occupation.

Reixa Grande

This isolated beach is practically inaccessible by land, so it has zero occupancy.

Riás II

Beach with very difficult access that practically disappears at high tide.

Riás III

Beach with low occupancy that lacks facilities and services.

San Miro

Small, isolated beach made up of rocks and sand with a low level of occupation, located in the parish of San Miro.

Seaia

Beach surrounded by dunes, isolated in nature with moderate waves, located next to Punta do Boi.

Seiruga / Esteiro / Ceiruga

Beach lacking services composed of sand and rocks.