Lourido - all beaches

Anything but impressive. It's small and quiet, but that means there's hardly any space to put your towels when the tide comes in. Not to mention, the view is marred by the presence of too many boats. All in all, it's not much of an excuse to go for a drink at the beach bar.

That place may not be the best in the world, but it is still a great place to take a stroll. quite small when the tide rises, but it has the added bonus of beautiful white sand.

This stunning cove is a real shame, as it is often littered with garbage left behind by inconsiderate visitors.

It is a disaster. It's small, noisy and full of debris like stones and skewers. Not to mention the nearby shipyards that pollute the sea with their oil waste. As if that weren't bad enough, there's barely any sand - just black earth that clings to you. Avoid this beach at all costs.

The coastal walk near Pontevedra is a delightful experience that can be completed in just a few minutes. Within a 10-minute drive or a 30-minute walk, you'll discover charming little beaches, rocky outcroppings, and scenic viewpoints. It's a fantastic way to get some fresh sea air and explore the area.

Praia do Porto is alright - nothing special. It's a decent spot to hang out, but don't expect any miracles. The scenery is okay, but don't expect to be blown away. All in all, it's a decent beach, but nothing to write home about.