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A sandy and grassy seabed generally well-protected from most winds and swells.
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1 Reviews on “Enseada do Orzán”
Known for its golden sands and picturesque setting, is a popular spot among both locals and visitors. The water here is a lovely bluish hue, though it tends to be on the cooler side, making it refreshing during the warm summer months. As a sailor, you’ll appreciate the sheltered nature of the cove, which is ideal for dropping anchor when weather permit. The beach is often bustling with activity, and it’s renowned for surfing on wind days.
For amenities, there are several cafes and bars along the promenade. Though the beach can get crowded, particularly in summer, it maintains a clean and inviting atmosphere.