17의 라라차가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This huge sculpture made of corten steel with a length of 14.5m has the shape of a tube towards the horizon and overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Work of Enrique Saavedra Chicheri

Officially called Santa María de Sarandos. It is a parish in the municipality of Abegondo, in the province of La Coruña. worth the visit

To Telva

Place to recharge your batteries on Barrañán beach. Atmosphere and local food based on tapas and portions, unbeatable views to rest and plan the return.

Asphalt route of about 5.5kms at the foot of the Atlantic Ocean. Some sections are by segregated bike lane, others shared with pedestrians. Quite busy on weekends and good weather. There is the monument to the Vigilante, a huge 14m spyglass through which you can see the horizon. There are several picnic areas and beaches. The services and bars / chiringuitos are only found in the summer season

This is a simple, completely flat, compact dirt river walk. It runs along the Mero river, which is about 40 km long, but in the middle of its route, it forms, together with its tributary the Barcés river, the Cecebre reservoir, which supplies drinking water to the city of A Coruña and its surroundings. It is a protected natural space with the figure of LIC (Place of Community Importance) of the Natura 2000 Network. Where we will find forests of native trees. At some point we will have to cross secondary roads to get back on track, these will be the slopes of the journey. It does not have fountains or rest areas, so it is advisable to bring something to eat and drink and make the stop directly at the reservoir, there is a beach. If it rained days before your departure it is likely that you will find mud and puddles.

Finishing the route eating some tapas in O quinito and enjoying its local atmosphere and its views of Barrañan beach is the perfect plan for this 100% Atlantic route.

The coastal path that joins Playa de Sabón with Playa de Barrañán. It has the sculpture of the watchman, a giant 14m spyglass that allows you to see the Atlantic horizon. The route is close to the coast and alternates asphalted sections with compact earth. It is shared with pedestrians. It goes through several beaches.