Fine sand or majestic rocks, crystal clear sea and breathtaking nature: here are the four best Spanish beaches! In its almost 8,000 kilometers of coastline, and with beautiful islands to enrich its natural heritage, Spain is confirmed as a destination of excellence for its crystal clear sea and beaches, which are truly unique and all different from each other, with dunes , cliffs, white sand, black sand, almost inaccessible coves and super busy coasts at any time of day or night.
1-Playa de las Catedrales
Lugo, Galicia
Playa de las Catedrales in Galicia is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places you can visit during your trip through the north of Spain. Cliffs sculpted by the wind and the sea like a film set, beautiful, forming a set of vaults and arches that almost resemble a temple. When the tide is low it is the best time to visit the beach and experience it to the fullest, perhaps taking a nice walk with your feet in the water. If the tide is high, however, do not venture: stop and watch the spectacle of impetuous nature. Playa de las Catedrales is a must see and absolutely worth your time, even if you have to stray away to see it. In the area there are endless beaches of fine white sand and usually moderate waves, which deserve to be visited, among which the beach of Augas Santas, popularly known as Playa de las Catedrales, a name that taken from the similarity that their rock formations they have Gothic cathedrals with flying buttresses. 2-Cala Macarelleta
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