Baguin - all beaches

Peaceful and serene; you can take a leisurely stroll along its shoreline, dotted with pebbles.

The beach was nothing special. The sand was dry and the water was lukewarm. The atmosphere was dull and uninspiring. There was nothing to do here, just a few people lounging around. Overall, it was an unremarkable beach.

Lapaman beach is the best in the area, though all the beaches here are great. Agrelo beach is small and tranquil, and it has two beach bars.

This location is easily accessible from the promenade, and is well connected. There is a park for kids to play in right on the promenade, and the sand is full of shells. It also has a volleyball net, a kiosk to buy drinks, and a fountain to rinse off your feet. Additionally, you can take boats from the beachfront to the Cíes Islands.

The food was spectacular! Although the service was a bit slow, it was very friendly. Some of the Padrón peppers were spicy while others were not, which was a first for me. The sardines were excellent, and the obligatory Galician broth was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. The millefeuille cake with cream and almonds was so good that I could have eaten three more pieces. It's one of the best cakes I've ever tasted in my life, so make sure to order it.

The coastal walk near Pontevedra is a delightful experience that can be completed in just a few minutes. Within a 10-minute drive or a 30-minute walk, you'll discover charming little beaches, rocky outcroppings, and scenic viewpoints. It's a fantastic way to get some fresh sea air and explore the area.