Madorra, Urban beach in Panxón, Spain

Madorra is a semi-urban beach of fine white sand in Panxón, in the parish of Panjón, Nigrán, between the beaches of Panjón and Area Fofa. It runs about 350 metres along the coast and averages some 50 metres in width.

The sources record no founding date or historical events for Madorra; it appears simply as the beach between Playa de Panjón and Area Fofa in the parish of Panjón, Nigrán. Its documented setting is a semi-urban stretch of white, fine sand about 350 metres long and 50 metres wide.

The beach belongs to the parish of Panjón in Nigrán, on the Pontevedra coast of Galicia, and lies between Playa de Panjón and Playa Area Fofa. Its Galician name is Praia da Madorra, and it is a semi-urban beach, so bathers share the shoreline with the adjoining residential area.

Multiple entrances from the seaside path lead directly onto the sand, with showers and waste bins set up nearby. The area is easy to reach and parking is available in the immediate vicinity.

Madorra lies between Panjón beach and Area Fofa beach in the parish of Panxón, Nigrán, Pontevedra. The sand is white and fine, and the beach measures about 350 metres long by 50 metres wide on average.