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Burela is a small, but very active, fishing port. In its surroundings you will find the typical green landscape of the Galician coast facing the Bay of Biscay and its dream beaches.

The strategic position of Cape Burela is possibly the reason why an important fort was built right next to it. Although few vestiges of this pre-Roman fortified town remain today, valuable objects such as the famous Burela torc were found here.

The church of Coedo has the particularity of having been built by the hand of the wind and water. The natural erosion of the rock has created a marine altar with four arches, a true geological spectacle.

Located at the mouth of the Covo River, this small fishing village on the Galician north coast has several important sites such as the Museo Provincial do Mar and the Punta Atalaia lighthouse, as well as Torno beach.

An important settlement from the Iron Age and prehistory on the Galician north coast. The tip of Cape Burela is also accessible here from the seafront. Spectacular seascape and views.

A narrow road leads down across the railroad tracks to the sandy beach cove.

Cute little cove with a sandy beach that's protected by a smooth rock outcrop just perfect for jumping. But careful, the water can be shallow at low tide.