O Fuchiño, Urban beach in Coruxo, Spain
O Fuchiño is an urban beach in Coruxo that stretches 600 meters along the Ría de Vigo coastline with a width of about 35 meters. It sits between two neighboring beaches and features a mix of rock formations and white sand sections.
The area grew out of a traditional fishing community where local mariners established maritime routes through Ría de Vigo waters during medieval times. This fishing heritage shaped the character of the place for centuries.
The beach remains tied to local coastal customs, where residents regularly gather for seasonal seafood harvesting that shapes community life. These everyday practices connect people to the rhythms of the sea and the seasons.
The beach is accessed via a ramp from Vao Road, with a shared parking area available near the neighboring beach. Visitors should be aware that rock formations divide the beach into separate zones that become more or less accessible depending on tides.
The beach features a rare blend of white sand and large rock formations that create tidal pools filled with marine life when the tide goes out. This natural setup attracts both casual visitors and those interested in observing the rich coastal ecosystem.
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