Unspoilt sands
850 m long, fine white sand, dunes and scrubland, with no built-up areas around.
Area
Soesto beach, surf and Costa da Morte
A wild sandy beach between cliffs, steady waves all year round and a coastline full of beaches, lighthouses and stone villages.
In Soesto, the same village as the guesthouse
Soesto beach
A few minutes from the guesthouse, Soesto beach is a wide stretch of sand, open to the Atlantic and surrounded by dunes and scrubland. With almost no buildings around, it keeps a natural character that makes it one of the most appreciated beaches in the area.
An 850-metre cove of fine white sand, with a small stream reaching the beach and crossed by a footbridge. Access is on foot, some 300 metres from the car park, and it links to O Camiño dos Faros trail.
It is also a surf reference in Galicia: it gets swell almost all year and welcomes everyone from beginner schools to experienced surfers. As an open-sea beach, swim carefully and always watch the currents.
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Year-round surf
Powerful swell and good peaks: surf, bodyboard and longboard, hosting Galician and national contests.
Quiet by nature
Low occupancy even in summer and a steady ocean breeze, perfect for long walks.
Access and facilities
On foot (about 300 m from the car park) or via trails. Outdoor showers and toilets, no promenade.
The beach in pictures
Soesto beach on the map
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PRETO DE TI, PRETO DA PENSIÓN PLAYA DE SOESTO
¿Que ver na Costa da Morte?
Soesto beach
A wide, wild beach, a surf reference on the Costa da Morte, minutes from the guesthouse.
Laxe
A fishing town with a harbour, promenade, terraces and a very sheltered town beach.
Laxe lighthouse
A short walk from the harbour to a privileged viewpoint over the estuary and the Atlantic.
Praia dos Cristais
A small cove near Laxe known for its sea glass polished by the waves.
Praia de Traba
A vast unspoilt beach with dunes and a lagoon, one of the most remarkable natural landscapes around.
Dombate Dolmen
One of the most important megaliths in Galicia, known as the cathedral of megalithic culture.
Borneiro hillfort
An excavated Iron Age settlement next to the dolmen, in an Atlantic forest setting.
Camelle and Cape Vilán
A rugged coastline, the Man museum in Camelle and one of the most impressive lighthouses on the coast.
Muxía and Finisterre
The two endings of the Camino facing the ocean, just over an hour away by car.
How to get here
Soesto belongs to the municipality of Laxe, in the province of A Coruña. You get here by car via the AG-55 and AC-432, just over an hour from A Coruña and Santiago de Compostela.
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