Mogor, White sand beach in Marín, Spain.

Mogor is a shell-shaped beach on the Ría de Pontevedra in Marín, 8 km from Pontevedra. It is 400 metres long, with fine white sand, and sits at the foot of a rocky spur covered by forest. Sheltered from the wind, it has calm water used for water skiing, sailing, jet skiing, windsurfing and pedal boats.

Mogor lies on the Ría de Pontevedra in the municipality of Marín, about 8 km from the city of Pontevedra. The sources record no founding date or historical events for the beach itself; its documented setting is the naval school grounds at Marín, past whose fenced perimeter the small access road to the beaches begins.

Mogor takes its name from the Mogor parish of Marín where it lies. The beach is a base for water skiing, sailing, jet skiing, windsurfing and pedal boats, activities the sheltered waters of the ría allow. It sits 600 metres from Portocelo beach, so bathers can walk between the two.

Mogor lies 8 km from Pontevedra on the Ría de Pontevedra, reached from Marín via the PO-551 and the small road at the end of the fenced naval school grounds. Parking is within 500 m, and Portocelo beach is 600 m away. The sheltered position keeps the water calm for water skiing, sailing, jet skiing, windsurfing and pedal boats.

Mogor lies about 600 metres from Portocelo beach, and the small road that reaches it branches off at the end of the fenced grounds of the naval school in Marín. The beach is shaped like a shell, set on the Ría de Pontevedra some 8 km from Pontevedra.