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very nice round along the coastal road, suitable for everyone.

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Best visited at low tide – spectacular! Note: Advance booking required during the season...

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The Playa de las Catedrales, known in Galician as Praia das Catedrais, is an impressive natural monument located on the coast of the province of Lugo, in Galicia, Spain. Its official name is Playa de Aguas Santas, but it is popularly known as Playa de las Catedrales due to the appearance of its cliffs, which are reminiscent of the arches and vaults of a cathedral.

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It's truly worth a One-Day-Off from the Camino del Norte 😍

Las Catedrales beach is a natural monument of extraordinary dimensions. All you have to do is wait for low tide, take off your shoes, start walking... and you'll feel like you're in heaven. There's nothing like enjoying the view of the 30-metre-high flying buttresses, discovering unusual perspectives of arches within other arches. Or simply, letting yourself be carried away by the sandy corridors between slate walls, like in an imposing and whimsical central nave.

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Nice place for a little break.

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More info here: https://turismo.ribadeo.org/

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I don't want to complain about everything. But if the cars passing on the highway saw their speed limit reduced, for example from 120 km/h to 80 km/h, and the road suffered a minimal narrowing of its lanes (it is just over 600 meters), it could be improved INFINITELY, the experience of crossing this bridge for both pedestrians and cyclists. And passing mugas, slowly, you live better.

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Wide leafy central square with palm, benches for taking a rest, surrounded by colorful villas built by emigrants to Cuba and other Latin American colonies.

Romantic chapel serving pilgrims to Santiago de Compostella for centuries.

Breathtaking one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain

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Stage 1. Ribadeo/Burela 85 kilometers. 1,590 positive meters. A good way to find inspiration at the beginning of a cycling trip is to pedal slowly following the universal yellow arrows of the Camino de Santiago. In Ribadeo the Natural Path of the Cantabrian Route begins and it is also the entrance to Galicia of the Camino del Norte or Camino de la Costa from Asturias, in both ways the Camino de Santiago is known, which runs along the Cantabrian coast from Irún to Santiago. of Compostela. The Jacobean route leaves the Cantabrian coast and faces the first stage through the interior of Galicia, the landscape, the language and the cultural signs change but the faithful yellow arrows remain along with the inseparable Compostela scallop along the Camiño Norte. The main purpose of including this variant in the trip is to connect with the San Rosendo Natural Trail and get to know the landscapes and towns that this ancient pilgrimage route runs between Mondoñedo and Foz. The connection point between the Camino de Santiago and the Natural Route is in Vilanova de Lourenzá, the old town of Puente from other times, when pilgrims sought asylum and protection in the inn of the Benedictine monastery of San Salvador. The meeting between the two routes is precisely at the medieval bridge of the Baos River, at the entrance to the town, and you could continue directly along the San Rosendo Natural Path towards the coast, but a visit to the historic city of Mondoñedo is essential , former seat of courts, manors and bishoprics, has an old town declared a Historic-Artistic Site with arcades, cobbled streets and facades decorated with shields and coats of arms.

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The coastal path offers several rest areas and short viewpoints branching off to the sea. From here you can enjoy views of the beaches of Altar, As Pasadas, Arealonga and As Catedrais, which are known for their spectacular rock formations. The path is approximately 6 km long and is suitable for cyclists of all levels.

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Should *definitely* take a look, but watch the tides. At low tide the various small coves and caves are visible and accessible, unfortunately not at high tide. A ticket is required for access from July to October, which is available here: https://ascatedrais.xunta.gal/monatr/inicio?lang=en is to get. The tide times are also noted here.

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From the cycling route you can see this old stone wall that regulates the flow of water and makes it easy to fish on this small cliff.

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Foz, a small fishing village and former whaling port at the mouth of the Foz estuary. The area is a unique natural habitat of salt marshes for one of the largest seabird colonies in northwestern Spain.

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Las Catedrales beach has been declared a Natural Monument and is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful and unique in all of Spain. To understand what makes it so special, you just have to wait for the tide to go out. At that time, you will be able to walk through it and admire the huge stone arches and caves that have formed this extraordinary construction of nature.

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Altar Beach, in Barreiros, is more than a kilometer long and has a wide strip of fine sand. It is located next to the mouth of the Masma river.

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Spectacular natural monument located in the geomorphological formation of the Cantabrian Ridge. The rocks, mainly slates and quartzites, have suffered deformations over time due to tectonic movements, as well as the erosion of the wind and water when hitting the coast. In order to fully enjoy this natural wonder, it is advisable to visit it at low tide. It is at this time, when the sea level drops, that you can walk the narrow corridors between the cliffs and caves.

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From this bridge there are impressive views of the Foz estuary and its wetlands from the bridge that joins it with San Cosme. This point is ideal to contemplate the sea and the mountains and immortalize the postcard with our camera.

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