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A Galician village in the municipality of Triacastela, surrounded by meadows and forests, typical of the rural landscape of Lugo. It lies on the French Way of the Camino de Santiago, between O Biduedo and Pasantes. Although small, it offers a well-maintained environment, with restored stone houses and a few places to stop for refreshments. It's one of those stretches where the Camino gains tranquility and authenticity. Ideal for a leisurely ride and enjoying the surroundings. The terrain here is gentler, but with uneven surfaces in some areas. If you're on an e-bike, you can reduce the assistance and let yourself go. A great area for taking photos without traffic or crowds.

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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.

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.

Breathtaking one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain

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.

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.