the beach ??

[scubajunky]

hi all, I have finished my third Camino and have visited Finisterre and muxia before, I would like to spend a couple of days at the beach before flying from Santiago, is a corona an option or should i just head back to Finisterre ?

 

[whariwharangi]

What is your question?

Is it about beach access at A Coruna?

 

[Gillean]

A Coruña is a good option if you would like a larger city type experience. Lots of history there and some nice beaches. Fishing, scuba diving, boating and surfing are all possible. More expensive than Finisterre or Muxia. If you are thinking of walking from Santiago to A Coruña I would suggest good maps or, even better, a GPS with the route loaded. You will be going against the yellow arrows and routefinding will be quite difficult. Here's a photo from last year along the seaside promenade with the tower of Hercules out of the photo to the left and the main harbour to the right:


Here's another one of the main beach:

 

[Gillean]

This is a scuba shop that I saw on my walk along the esplanade:



www.buceogalicia.com if you're interested.

 

[obinjatoo@yahoo.com]

hi all, I have finished my third Camino and have visited Finisterre and muxia before, I would like to spend a couple of days at the beach before flying from Santiago, is a corona an option or should i just head back to Finisterre ?

Go to Valencia...

 

[KinkyOne]

A Coruña is a good option if you would like a larger city type experience. Lots of history there and some nice beaches. Fishing, scuba diving, boating and surfing are all possible. More expensive than Finisterre or Muxia. If you are thinking of walking from Santiago to A Coruña I would suggest good maps or, even better, a GPS with the route loaded. You will be going against the yellow arrows and routefinding will be quite difficult. Here's a photo from last year along the seaside promenade with the tower of Hercules out of the photo to the left and the main harbour to the right:
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Here's another one of the main beach:

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Nice, but nobody in the water... ???