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Beaches in Val de San Vicente

Amió / Pechón

Extensive beach, with strong winds, composed of golden sand and pebbles. It offers a low level of services.

Aramal

Small, secluded beach with little public attendance, likely due to its difficult access. It has no surveillance and offers no services.

Barnejo / Berellín

Small beach nestled among surrounding rocks, creating a landscape of interest. It is composed of fine white sand and has a low level of occupancy.

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El Pedrero / El Pedreru

Beach located in the Tina Mayor estuary, consisting of sand and gravel with little public attendance. It offers no facilities of any kind.

El Sable

Isolated golden sand beach. No surveillance equipment available.

Las Arenas

Beach nestled in an attractive setting, isolated yet very frequented especially by tourists from the nearby campsite. Its surface is sandy and pebbly, with winds and strong waves.