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Places to see in ( Sanxenxo - Spain )

Places to see in ( Sanxenxo - Spain )

Sanjinés is a municipality in Galicia, Spain in the province of Pontevedra. Sanxenxo is situated in the southern part of the O Salnés region. Sanxenxo is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean in the estuaries of Pontevedra and Arousa, which lie in its western areas.

Sanxenxo is a popular tourism destination. Sanxenxo is widely regarded as the best and certainly the most exclusive beach resort in Galicia. Sanxenxo is a favorite resort for Spanish public figures .

Sanxenxo welcomed the Volvo Ocean Race 2005-2006 started on November 12, 2005 from Vigo. The race organisation and the competing teams chose Sanxenxo as their base in Spain. An In Port race took place in Sanxenxo on November 5. It gave spectators a chance to see the race boats at close quarters. The 2013 edition of the Tour of Spain was held in the Rias Baixas, Galicia (Spain), between August 24 to September 14. Sanxenxo was the goal in the first stage of La Vuelta 2013 that began in Vilanova de Arousa in a Batea, a wooden platform out in the water used for farming of mussels, oysters and scallops.

Alot of beaches to enjoy in ( Sanxenxo - Spain ) such as :

A Lanzada: gravel beach for surfers in great demand because it faces the open sea and has good surf all year round because it is not protected by the island of Ons as are the others. Sanxenxo shares this beach with the town of O Grove.
Silgar: the most famous beach is also the representative of the municipality. Silgar fills every summer of Spanish and foreign tourists seeking relaxation on the beach of Galician estuaries. The Madame is the famous statue that is in a rock that lies midway between the shore and the buoy and that is emblematic of Sanxenxo.
Baltar: Also known as Portonovo beach, separated from the beach at the tip of Sigar Vicano is a wonderful beach with a large green area behind, pursued its course in two walks, one of wood, and small and unusual dunes near the village. This, together with Canelas and Caneliñas conform Portonovo beaches.
Caneliñas: small beach, a refuge for those seeking a fine white sand and a comfortable place between buildings Portonovo. It is usual to see young people enjoying the Covas, a strait of water between two rocks on one edge of the beach and is completely empty when the low tide.
Canelas: Caneliñas and after leaving the tip of Seam, we consider this beach dunes and small size, place of young people in the summer Portonovo.
Paxariñas: hidden and nestled among the rocks we find this small beach accessible by a drop enabled by the council.
Montalvo: giving to the island of Ons and back to a notorious forest, the beach is between two separate campsites.
Areas: a beautiful beach which usually come from tourism and the nearby municipalities of Pontevedra and Poio.
Bascuas: small and quiet nude beach, the only such Sanxenxo around. Little or nothing visible from the main road Bascuas takes refuge from the wind through the rocks surrounding it.
Lapa: situated in the parish of Noalla between Area Gorda beach, separated only by the island's physician, and A Lanzada, presents a half-shell.
A Nosa Señora: small cove situated at the foot of the shrine of A Lanzada, between beaches and Foxos Area Gorda. Presents an area of fine white sand and sand with fatter where the rocks are frequent and large boulders.
Areas Gordas: Semi beach noted for the quality of its waters, its white and fine sand, although it appears by name, and the beauty of its surroundings.
Panadeira: small and not very deep sea has been at the center of the coastline of the village. Attached to a playground, is heavily used by local people.
Lavapanos: Small beach, situated in the centre of Sanxenxo. Is too quiet, perfect for stay you only.
Other major blue flag beaches are: Maxor, Nanín, Pragueira, or Foxos Santa Mariña; as well as other small Carabuxeira, Two Boats, Agra, A Granxa, Fontela, etc. complete the list.

( Sanxenxo - Spain ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting the city of Sanxenxo . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Sanxenxo - Spain

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A GUARDA & SANTA TREGA HILL FORT - Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain - Natural Horizon

A GUARDA & SANTA TREGA HILL FORT - Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. - Natural Horizon - It's landscape , typically Atlantic, combines sea, river, beach & hills, making up a luxuriant series of diverse elements. In addition to fishing the services sector, especially tourism and shops are all important elements that make this area a very thriving community and all contribute towards the local economy.

Playa de Lago. Galicia. Spain

PLAYA FLUVIAL DE A COVA (LUGO)

Tides Edge - South Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

Tides Edge is a small, extremely unique community located in South Ponte Vedra Beach between the Atlantic Ocean and the marsh and intracoastal waterway. All of the homes are Key West style with metal roofs, white picket fences and plenty of exterior decks and porches for taking in the spectacular ocean, marsh and intracoastal views. For more information about Tides Edge contact Todd Gifford at VilanoRealEstate.com!

Historic ship washes ashore in Ponte Vedra

The ship could be from the 19th century.

Baiona, Spain Panorama

A panorama of the bay at Baiona.

Puerto de Aldán

Situado en Cangas, es un preciso puerto pesquero para disfrutar y conocer las artes pesqueras en Galicia.

Video cedido por Turismo de Galicia

Portuguese Coastal Way – Bike Time Lapse Day 6 (2/2) From Arcade to Pontevedra

This video shows a part of The Way of St. James - Camino de Santiago de Compostela - Portuguese Coastal Way from Porto (Portugal) to Santiago de Compostela (Spain) by Bike based on GoPro Time Lapse 1 frame every 5 seconds, shown at 24 frames per second.

It is part of an 8 day’s trip, as following organised:

Day 1 (1.2) From Porto to Angeiras’ Beach (Laje Bar)
Day 1 (2.2) From Angeiras’ Beach (Laje Bar) to Póvoa de Varzim
Day 2 (1.3) From Póvoa de Varzim to Apúlia (Church)
Day 2 (2.3) From Apúlia (Church) to Castelo do Neiva (Bus stop)
Day 2 (3.3) From Castelo do Neiva (Bus stop) to Viana do Castelo
Day 3 (1.3) Bike tour around Viana do Castelo
Day 3 (2.3) From Viana do Castelo to Vila Praia de Ancora
Day 3 (3.3) From Vila Praia de Ancora to La Guardia
Day 4 (1.2) From La Guardia to Oia
Day 4 (2.2) From Oia to Baiona
Day 5 (1.2) From Baiona to Vigo (Coffee Bar Canido)
Day 5 (2.2) From Vigo (Coffee Bar Canido) to Vigo (Hostal Continental)
Day 6 (1.2) From Vigo (Hostal Continental) to Arcade
Day 6 (2.2) From Arcade to Pontevedra
Day 7 (1.3) Bike tour around Pontevedra
Day 7 (2.3) From Pontevedra to Armenteira
Day 7 (3.3) From Armenteira to Vilanova de Arousa
Day 8 (1.2) Bike tour around Isla de Arousa
Day 8 (2.2) From Vilanova de Arousa to Santiago de Compostela


It was made as a way to thank those who, albeit we have never met, helped us to organise our trip from YouTube videos.

We hope it could serve to help others to organise and foreseeing The Way of St. James - Camino de Santiago de Compostela - Portuguese Coastal Way.

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Recorriendo playas de Cangas :)

Hola preciosos y preciosas!!
En el vídeo de hoy os voy a enseñar 4 playas que me encantan de la zona de Cangas!
Limens, Pinterens, Área Cova y Área brava.
Espero que disfrutéis mucho del vídeo, si queréis saber algo a cerca de estas playas no dudéis en preguntar, si queréis más vídeos como este o tenéis alguna idea que queráis compartir conmigo, dejadlo en comentarios, y por último, no olvidéis suscribiros al canal y de dar un grandísimo like!!

Un beso muy muy grande y hasta el próximo vídeo ❤

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Places to see in ( Finisterre - Spain )

Places to see in ( Finisterre - Spain )

Finisterre (in Galician and officially: Fisterra ) is a Spanish municipality in the province of La Coruña , Galicia . Finisterre belongs to the region of Finisterre . Finisterre name derives from the Latin finis terrae (the end of the Earth). Finisterre is 108 km from La Coruña , 98 from Santiago de Compostela , 13 from Cee and 54 from Muros . Finisterre limits to the north with Cee.

Being the Finisterre municipal territory, a Cape, this is surrounded by sea and excellent beaches, some open sea and strong waves (appropriate for surfing) and others, cape, calm waters and crystal clear.

Langosteira Beach Almost 3 km long, it is the most tourist beach of the municipality, and without a doubt the most visited of the Costa de la Muerte. It usually receives the blue flag, and has a multitude of services, promenade, access for the handicapped, a wealth of shellfish and natural of great importance (the longueirón), and unparalleled views of the town of Finisterre and the round fisterrana.
Playa de Talón From this location, pilgrims observe for the first time Cape Finisterre. It is the most famous sight of the villa, and a wonderful beach, with crystal clear and calm waters.
Corveiro Beach Nestled in the village, at the foot of the church of Nuestra Señora de las Arenas , it is a natural paradise,especiallyfor lovers of diving.
Ribeira Beach It is located in the historic center, next to the port and the Castillo de San Carlos . It is a beach of great beauty, old natural port of the town, and whose benefits take advantage of much of the population of Finisterre.
Beach of Sardiñeiro It is the beach of the town of the same name, located to the north of the municipality.
Playa de Mar de Fóra One of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa de la Muerte is the most important coast beach, with great danger and fierceness. It has seen a multitude of deaths throughout the centuries. Otherwise, they have recently protected their dunes, and a promenade has improved accesses. The views of Cape La Nave (the westernmost point of the European continent) and the mystical Isla do Centolo make it a must-visit and enjoyable place.
Arnela Beach A small cove nestled on the coast, where the 1987 Casón wreck occurred. It is a dangerous beach but of great beauty and with improved accesses since 2002.
Playa de Rostro The largest of the municipality, with 3 km of approximate length, is also the most dangerous and one of the most beautiful.

Alot to see in ( Finisterre - Spain ) such as :

Castle of San Carlos: Defensive fortification commanded to construct in time of king Carlos III of Spain , s. XVIII, to defend the coast from the attacks of foreign ships. In 1892 it was sold by the State and acquired in public auction by D. Plácido Castro Rivas who was a very important industrialist in the region and natural of this town. Years later, his son, Plácido Castro del Río, donated, in 1948, to the town of Finisterre this property for a museum to be made there.
Church of Our Lady of the Sands : Church of the end of the s. XII (declared Historical-Artistic Monument) that has undergone modifications and extensions during several centuries.
Capilla del Buen Suceso: Building of the s. XVIII located inside the urban helmet of the town, of baroque style and dedicated to the Virgin of Buen Suceso.
Finisterre Lighthouse The most important Lighthouse on this Coast of Death
Monument to the Emigrant: Remember the thousands of emigrants from Finisterre and Galicia who were forced to leave their land in search of a better future.
Cemetery of the End of the Earth: It is a work of the architect César Portela that is still unfinished but, nevertheless, already has received numerous prizes of architecture.
Lonja Turística: It is a work of the architects Juan Creus and Covadonga Carrasco .

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Spain's King visits oil spill coastline

Muxia

1. Pan across cove hit by oil slick
2. Close up man trudging through oil on the shore
3. Wide shot oil slick in water
4. Various oil slick in water
5. Wide shot environmental volunteers trying to catch bird covered in oil
6. Close up volunteers, bird trying to fly away
7. Mid shot captured bird
8. Close up bird's head
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) David Garido, volunteer:
We are a group of students from Madrid who have come to work with the Spanish ornithological society, we go out every day along different sections of the coast and look for dead birds. If we find one we make a note of the location. If we find a live bird we try and catch it and then take it to the recuperation centre in Ponte Vedra.
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Raul Garcia, World Wildlife Fund marine programme spokesman:
(The Spanish authorities) say that it is not toxic but it is impossible to say that fuel oil is not toxic, in general all fuel oils have strong effects on wildlife, on ecosystems and human beings but we want to know how big is the problem. This is the question because there is no information on the table.

Rostro beach - near Muxia
11. Various shots of sea covered in oil slick

Muxia
12. Volunteers clearing up oil
13. Spanish king Juan Carlos arriving on beach
14. Juan Carlos speaking to volunteers
15. Juan Carlos walking through crowds to his car
16. Crowd protesting, chanting We are not workers, we are volunteers
17. Crowd chanting Our beaches, free from mafiosos
18. Crowd chanting Our beaches, free from mafiosos with banner
19. Crowds chanting Pure lies

STORYLINE:

Conservationists and volunteers were continuing to try to clean up Spain's beaches along the Galicean coast on Monday after last month's oil spill as the King Juan Carlos of Spain paid a visit to the disaster site.

Volunteers from Madrid have been working with the Spanish ornithological society to help the numerous birds along the coast covered by fuel oil washed ashore, which has blackened beaches and gathered in rock pools, lagoons and rivulets.

Volunteer David Garido told APTN that when the group found live birds they attempted to catch them before taking them to a wildlife centre where the animals could be treated.

An estimated 15-thousand birds have perished or been injured by the oil, according to wildlife groups.

Raul Garcia, spokesman for the World Wildlife Fund's marine programme in Spain, said the organisation wanted more information about the exact composition of the oil that was being washed ashore, in order to assess the environmental impact.

Garcia dismissed government assurances that the fuel oil was not toxic, saying it was impossible to make such a judgement.

Earlier on Monday the Spanish king Juan Carlos visited beaches near Muxia, and faced dissatisfaction from local fishing communities who accuse the government of failing to do enough to protect them from the oil slicks.

The king met with volunteers who struggled to keep up their cleaning operation as strong winds continued to push the oil towards the shore.

The new oil slick has already touched the coast and Galicians -- many of whom survive off the fishing industry -- are seeing their livelihoods disappear before their eyes.

Students in the area made the most of media presence to voice their anger, accusing the government of negligence and empty public relation stunts.

The Bahamas-flagged tanker Prestige broke apart and sank on 16 November. An estimated 8000 tonnes (tons) of oil has been recovered at sea or from land.

The clean-up effort has been helped by hundreds of young people, including university students, who have travelled from across Spain to pitch in with shovels, rakes and buckets.


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