As Catedrais beach

5 stars for the beach, 2 stars for service and amenities. We arrived 8.30-9am, no bathrooms nor the cafeteria were open, so pee by the bushes it is! The beach was open, people are walking around and exploring the caves, then comes this worker with ropes and metal sticks yelling "Get out of the caves!! Get out of the caves!!" She started to rope off the caves entrances. Hmmm... Don't yell at us because you haven't done YOUR job!! Meanwhile another worker was calmly nodding at people roping off other caves as in "You got lucky, take your picture and move so I can rope this off". The beach is incredible and worth the visit. Meanwhile the caves to the left of the beach were left without ropes for the whole day. Yes, it's crowded... I can only imagine how July and August are. You'll have to fight to take picture without someone on it... Good thing most phones have apps to delete them!!

Wow wow wow! Absolutely beautiful. Make sure you're wearing shorts or trousers you can roll right up if not super low tide! Prepare to get your feet wet and discover lovely little caves and arches 😍😍 You have to sign up on the. Website for a free pass to visit, as they must control the numbers to this beauty spot.

This place in absolutely amazing!! If you r in the northern part of Spain it's a must! Full satisfaction is guaranteed, and it's worth the extra mileage. We found out about this place by accident, and other than Cape hope in Canada, I haven't seen any thing like this in the world. Just make sure to arrive at the low tide, and you must register on their web site in advance (entrance in free).

As Catedrais Beach is a place like no other—absolutely breathtaking with its dramatic arches and rock formations! Even though the rain put a little damper on our visit, the beauty of this spot still shone through. A must-see if you’re in Galicia—truly unforgettable!

Highly recommended! Do make sure you get the required (and free) tickets long in advance, and double check the low tide times so you can actually access the beach and its rocky structures.

Very nice place, where you can see many "stone bridges". Its necessary to reserve entrance to this beach (its free) and you must go only during the low tide. We was there on Monday, and there were many people. You can lay on the beach and relax, play in waves or walk along the beach. But you must watch the sea level, because it goes up quite quickly.

It was beautiful. Overall, very clean. We came off season so the services were limited. Enjoy the high tiene and low tide if you have time. Super high waves and then empty beach to walk around. Breathtaking!

Stunning scenery spoilt by idiotic bureaucracy. You have to give an ID number, DOB, full name and country of origin to get down onto the beach "for your own safety". The beach is actually not that safe with surging waves and unstable cliffs, in which case why not close it?! The system they have seems a complete disaster in terms of design. Remember to fill in the form before you go otherwise they won't let you on the beach. I think they should either create a simple app for it or just let people hand write things. As it is, it's very annoying.