San Cibrao - all beaches

This time I visited the beach during the night and it was a very pleasant experience. The temperature was perfect and the beach was quiet and not overly crowded. What made it particularly special was the white, fine sand - it was a very nice walk both day and night.

That place is really nice - the sand is golden and fine, and it's a great spot to relax. I didn't get to see the famous cargo ship that's supposedly wrecked there, but I'm sure it's an incredible sight when the tide is out.

This beach is absolutely charming, tucked away from the crowds and featuring a gentle river that gracefully merges with the shoreline. Right behind the beach, there are lush woods with well-maintained walkways. It's a stunning location that is typically devoid of people, except for the occasional sight of surfers catching waves or a solitary individual enjoying a leisurely stroll with their furry companion.

This beach near A Ribela was a real gem - we were fortunate enough to have it all to ourselves for a few minutes during the height of summer. The beach was small, yet well-maintained. When the tide was low, you could even get access to a few caves that had been carved out by the sea's movement. It was a truly magical experience!

This beach is an ideal place for those seeking a tranquil atmosphere. With no danger to be found, it's perfect for families with children. There's a nice boardwalk along the shore, providing a great opportunity to unwind and take in the sea air.

You need to be cautious while swimming during high tide as it can quickly engulf you with just a few steps.