Playa Valcovo, White sand beach in Arteixo, Spain

Playa Valcovo is a beach on Galicia's Atlantic coast stretching 255 meters long with a 40-meter-wide expanse of white sand. The shoreline offers straightforward access to the ocean with a natural coastal setting.

Playa Valcovo lies in Arteixo, in the province of A Coruña, Galicia, on Spain's north-western Atlantic coast, roughly 500 km south-west of Madrid. The source records no founding date, no fishing-community history and no named events for the beach itself; it documents only its coastal setting and a mild climate averaging 12 °C, with June the warmest month at about 19 °C and December the coolest at about 6 °C.

The beach lies in the municipality of Arteixo, in the province of A Coruña within Galicia, about 500 km northwest of Madrid. The local climate is mild, with an average temperature of 12 °C, ranging from 6 °C in December to 19 °C in June, and annual rainfall of roughly 1,595 mm.

The beach has showers, restrooms, and lifeguards during summer months with parking near the entrance. Visitors should prepare for cooler water temperatures and fewer services during winter months.

Playa Valcovo lies about 500 km northwest of Madrid, in the province of A Coruña, Galicia. The area's average annual rainfall is around 1,595 mm, and the mean temperature is about 12 °C, with June averaging 19 °C and December 6 °C.