A Noiva, Rock beach and white sand beach in Sayanes, Spain.

A Noiva is a beach in Sayanes combining rocky formations with white sand areas along the Spanish coast. The shoreline features natural stone structures interspersed with sandy zones, creating a mixed coastal landscape.

A Noiva lies in the parish of Sayanes, in the municipality of Vigo, next to Fortiñón beach. The sources record no fishing tradition or other historical events for this cove; what is documented is its setting, bordered by patches of vegetation and houses, and the stone retaining wall built to protect the cove.

The name "Noiva" means "bride" in Galician, and the cove is locally known as a nudist beach, a use documented for this small rocky inlet. Bathers share the sand and rock with the residents of Sayanes, and the place is reached on foot along the short coastal walk from Fortiñón.

Access requires appropriate footwear due to the rocky surface and uneven terrain. Visitors should bring their own supplies as there are no facilities nearby.

A stone retaining wall shields this small cove, which the source describes as frequented by nudists rather than as an officially designated naturist zone. From the beach there are views of the Cíes Islands and, to the west, the Monteferro peninsula.