Ría de Mogro

The Ría de Mogro extends across 228 hectares with a perimeter of 24.8 kilometers, featuring tidal zones that cover more than half its surface area.

The formation of this estuary began during the Upper Pleistocene period when coastal erosion and rising sea levels shaped the current geological structure.

The estuary maintains connections with local fishing communities who practice traditional methods passed down through multiple generations in Cantabrian coastal settlements.

The estuary requires visitors to check tide schedules before exploring, as water levels affect accessibility to different sections throughout the day.

The sediments within the estuary contain geological records of coastal erosion processes that occurred over thousands of years of environmental changes.

GPS coordinates: 43.44401,-3.95589

Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:08