Atrações naturais na Galiza

Coastal Wonders and Natural Beauty

This collection highlights the diverse geography of Galicia, from the northernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula at Estaca de Bares to the rugged 'Coast of Death' marked by the Vilán and Ortegal lighthouses. It features prominent coastal formations like Cape Fisterra, historically considered the end of the known world, alongside inland natural wonders including the 45-meter Belelle waterfall and the steep river canyons of the Miño. Sandy stretches like Cesantes and Bares provide contrasting tranquil environments within this Atlantic landscape.

Coastal Wonders and Natural Beauty — Mapa

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Cape Fisterra

Cape Finisterre is a rock-bound peninsula on the west coast of Galicia, Spain.In Roman times it was believed to be an end of the known…

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punta fuciño do porco

A zig-zagging wooden boardwalk traversing the cliffs of the Mariña Lucense, offering panoramic views of the Viveiro and O Vicedo estuaries.

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Praia de Cesantes

A 2-kilometer sandy beach in the Vigo estuary, known for its view of San Simón Island and the statue of Captain Nemo that emerges during low tide.

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Punta de Estaca de Bares

Punta de Estaca de Bares is the northernmost point of Spain and the Iberian Peninsula, at a latitude of 43° 47′ 38″ North.

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Faro do Cabo Vilán

Standing 125 meters above sea level, this was the first electric lighthouse in Spain, built following the 1890 shipwreck of the HMS Serpent on the Costa da Morte.

Javier Frio / CC-BY-SA

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Cape Ortegal Lighthouse

Cape Ortegal Lighthouse is a lighthouse in the Province of A Coruña, Galicia, Spain.

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Fervenza do Belelle

A 45-meter high waterfall powered by the Belelle River. The water flow is most powerful during the autumn and winter months.

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Miradoiro cañóns do Miño

Elevated observation point overlooking the deep river gorges and terraced vineyards of the Ribeira Sacra region.

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Mirador das Anclas

Located on Monte de San Pedro, this viewpoint features large anchor sculptures and provides views over the Orzán inlet and A Coruña.

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Vista para a Cascata Corga da Fecha

Viewpoint overlooking one of the highest waterfalls in Galicia, situated within the Peneda-Gerês National Park near the ancient Roman road Via Nova.

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Salto do Coro

A secluded waterfall formed by the Rogueira stream, surrounded by native Atlantic forest vegetation near Mondoñedo.

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Cola de Cavalo

A waterfall on the Xallas river system characterized by a long, narrow drop resembling a horse's tail.

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Bares Beach

A crescent-shaped beach located in a sheltered bay near the northernmost tip of Spain, featuring white sand and calm waters protected by a natural stone breakwater.

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A Marosa Beach

Paradise-like, long beach on the northern coast. Everyone will find what they need here, either a quiet place, vivid bar or an opportunity…