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This location offers great surfing opportunities for those with more experience. The paddle out is relatively lengthy, but the waves are worth it. Unfortunately, the strong rips and two sandbars make it a less than ideal spot for novices.

Malpica de Bergantiños is a stunning destination that never fails to impress. Even with the low tide, there are still about 10-15 meters of beach. The area also offers wonderful walks and spectacular terraces. Not to mention, the gastronomy in the area is top-notch. If you're ever in the Costa da Morte, this beautiful fishing village is a must-visit.

That place was alright, if you can handle the cold water. We had a bit of fun body boarding in the evening, but there's no lifeguards or services here, so it's probably best suited for families who can keep an eye on their own.

This quaint little town is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It has something for everyone - a beautiful beach, a scenic walking path for a leisurely stroll, run, or even a challenging hike. There are also plenty of great bars and restaurants, although they may be a bit pricey. What's more, the beach is easily accessible, making it an ideal destination for a quick getaway.

The beach was a sight to behold; the white sand was pristine and the breeze was pleasant. However, the restaurant was a disappointment. The food was mediocre at best and we were served two large plates of it, which was far too much for the price. The service was adequate but nothing to write home about.

The beach is peaceful and not too crowded, offering stunning views of the Sisargas Islands. Wooden stairs have been added for easier access to the sandy area. Unfortunately, there is no access for disabled individuals or those with limited mobility, and there is no lifeguard on duty.