Beach of Morouzos, Coastal beach in Ortigueira, Spain.
Beach of Morouzos stretches for several kilometers along the Galician coast with dark sand and expansive sections. The shoreline borders a pine forest and provides multiple access points for visitors.
The region of Ortigueira grew over centuries through fishing traditions and maritime activity. The shore served as a natural harbor for local fishing operations.
The pine forest beside the shore transforms into a free camping area during the International Celtic World Festival of Ortigueira. This turn of events brings together visitors from many backgrounds in one seasonal gathering.
The shore has parking areas, shower facilities, restrooms, and lifeguards during warm months. Wooden walkways make it easy for people with mobility concerns to reach the water and sand.
At low tide, visitors can walk to San Vicente Island while observing the extensive dune system and San Martino lagoon. This seasonal passage to the island only opens under specific tidal conditions.
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