Barbeira, Rock and sand beach in Monterreal Peninsula, Baiona, Spain
Barbeira is a beach on the Monterreal Peninsula with mixed terrain of rocks and olive-toned sand. The shoreline extends with both natural rocky formations and flatter areas suitable for swimming.
The area lies near Monterreal, where several fortifications were built at different times to protect the coast. These defensive structures still shape the peninsula's appearance today.
The beach is part of Baiona's maritime way of life, where the connection to the sea shapes how locals and visitors experience the place. The waters here have historically been central to the community's relationship with the coast.
The beach has showers, restrooms, and lifeguards during summer months at this location. A parking area is available for visitors arriving by car, making access straightforward.
During low tide, natural pools form between the rocks, creating small ecosystems that visitors can explore. These shallow water areas are a distinctive feature that sets the beach apart.
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