Playa Sacido, beach in Spain

Playa Sacido is a beach in the municipality of Viveiro, in Lugo province, Galicia, listed at 130 metres long in the Spanish Wikipedia and 282 metres in the Galician one. It lies beside Praia de Covas, separated from it by Punta Anchoura, and is enclosed by a high cliff. The beach has been closed to the public since 2019 because of rockfall risk.

Sacido lies in the municipality of Viveiro, in the province of Lugo, next to Covas beach, from which it is separated by Punta Anchoura. The beach has been closed to the public since 2019 because of the danger of rockfalls from the high cliff that surrounds it.

Sacido lies beside Covas beach, from which it is separated by Punta Anchoura, a rocky point that marks the boundary between the two coves. The beach has been closed to the public since 2019 because of the danger of rockfalls from the high cliff that surrounds it, so the sand is no longer used by bathers or boats.

The beach has been closed to the public since 2019 because of the danger of rockfalls, so it cannot be reached or used for swimming. It lies in the municipality of Viveiro, next to Covas beach, from which it is separated by Punta Anchoura. Check locally before planning a visit.

Sacido is separated from neighbouring Covas beach by Punta Anchoura, a rocky point that marks the boundary between the two coves. The beach has been closed to the public since 2019 because of the danger of rockfalls from the high cliff that surrounds it.