great place when the tides out, the rock formations and caves covered in small mussels are well worth seeing.

great place when the tides out, the rock formations and caves covered in small mussels are well worth seeing.
Catch the low tide and the Cathedral will reveal itself. It is one of the most breath-taking natural attraction I've seen. the beach itself is gorgeous, just the view on top of the rocks of the Atlantic will make one feel dizzy with pleasure. Take some steps down onto the beach, you'll find yourself surrounded by large slate formations. If...
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The "Ruta de la Costa" that runs from the town of Ribadeo to the playa de Las Catedrales is an absolute must for anybody visiting eastern Galicia or western Asturias.
The road, which is little more than a track in places, hugs the coastline for about 10 miles and gives access to this stunning part of unspoiled Spain. There are...
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The beach is located near to the town of Ribadeo, in the province of Lugo, Galicia.
It has been declared a Natural Monument.
The location is known for its natural arches and caves. These can be seen only in low tide. During low tide you can appreciate the size and magnificence of the cliffs – The arches are formed first...
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