This beach for you to plant grass today is really amazing at a glance, it is hidden in Spain, is not a popular beach, but it is well worth coming to punch! Spain is the country with the most pure beaches in the world, so you must come to Spain for a beach holiday in the summer, and today you will plant a beautiful beach cathedral located on the border of Galicia in northern Spain:

⛪️ Playa de las Catedrales
📍 Playa de Las Catedrales, Ribadeo, Lugo, Galicia, Espana

⏰ Open during Easter and from July to September

Entry to the beach is free, but reservations are made online, and to reach the beach you need to walk down a flight of stairs, where a staff member will check the e-ticket; If you don't have an appointment, you can only watch it from the observation deck. It is generally restricted from July 1 to September 30 and during Easter. During this period, a maximum of 4,812 people will be allowed on the beach each day. Remember to pay attention to the time of high tide and low tide, only during low tide can you go to the beach, during high tide, the water covers the whole beach.

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The beach is located on the coast of Ribadeo in Lugo province, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Galicia, which can be said to be a natural monument stretching from the town of Burela at the western end to San Vicente de la Barquera in the east.

It is part of the province of Lugo. This beach has a strange geology and special climate, quartz rock and SLATE to the ocean erosion and climate to create a unique beach cave landscape. The sea has carved the rock into a row of natural waterfront stone arches, as if you were in a natural cathedral, hence the name Cathedral Beach is quite spectacular!

When the tide recedes, the cliffs resemble the flying buttresses of a cathedral and the rock formations resemble whimsical sculptures. The beach is about 1.5 km long, and walking along the beach creates a feeling of isolation and admiration.

It is also one of the locations for the South Korean drama "Legend of the Blue Sea".

Since it is only possible to visit Las Catedrales during periods of falling sea levels, it is necessary to check the tide tables of the beach. Las Catedrales is a spectacular place to experience passing through narrow corridors between cliffs, crevasses and caves, taking photos as you pass through the huge arches of the rock.

Although it is limited by the tide, when it is close to the ebb tide, in addition to watching the wonders of nature, you can also enjoy sunbathing or bathing on the beach, which is a great place to rest.

When the tide is low, many crystal clear small pools will be formed next to the rock, which will become a "toy" that children like very much, and it is also a good choice to visit with children.

Once you reach the beach, it is best to go to the right when going down the stairs, this area is where the big arch is located, and when the tide starts to rise, it will be the last to be exposed and the first to be flooded.