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10 Best place to visit in Daimiel Spain
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Paseando por Daimiel 👑 CIUDAD REAL - Castilla la Mancha
Daimiel es el pueblo cerca del famoso Parque Nacional de las Tablas de Daimiel. Se encuentra situado en la provincia de Ciudad Real, Castilla la Mancha. VER MÁS... 👇👇👇
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Castillo Manzanares, España 2015
Hermoso Castillo de Manzanares, España
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Campo de Criptana y Puerto Lapice , areas y molinos Ciudad Real, Spain
Nos adentramos en los dominios de Don Quijote, y para enfrentarnos a esos gigantes que al final resultaron ser molinos, visitamos las localidades de Campo de Criptana y de Puerto Lapice, donde ademas pasamos la noche en su fantastico area de pernocta.
GPS Molinos de Campo de Criptana: 39°24'39.4N 3°07'21.3W GPS Area de Pernocta de Puerto Lapice: 39°19'35.0N 3°29'00.5W
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Hotel Doña Manuela, Daimiel, Spain
Hotel Doña Manuela, Daimiel, Spain About Property: Located right in the heart of La Mancha, in Daimiel (Ciudad Real), the hotel offers 39 comfortable rooms furnished to a high standard. The hotel also has an outdoor warm terrace, private car park and meeting rooms suitable for all sorts of events either company or private. A gym is also available. Located next to the Carmen park the hotel is nestled in an area privileged by its beauty and benefits from being lo... ===================== Booking or More Details: ===================== Property Type: Hotel ===================== Address: Paseo del Carmen, s/n, 13250 Daimiel, Spain ===================== Searching For 1. Hotel Doña Manuela - Daimiel - Spain 2. Hotel Doña Manuela - Daimiel - Spain Address 3. Hotel Doña Manuela - Daimiel - Spain Rooms 4. Hotel Doña Manuela - Daimiel - Spain Amenities 5. Hotel Doña Manuela - Daimiel - Spain Offers and Deals ===================== Audio Credit: Website: Track Title: Subway Dreams Artist: Dan Henig ===================== ***DISCLAIMER *** * This video is not sponsored. * The photos shown in this video are not owned by Holidays In Europe. Copyright issue? Please contact us and for getting more information you can find contact details on the about us page of the channel. *Note: - Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. ===================== #HolidaysInEurope #HotelDoñaManuelaDaimiel #HotelDoñaManuelaDaimielSpain
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Let's Drive #57: Daimiel - Parque Nacional de Cabañeros (Ciudad Real, Spain)
Route: Date: February 2020 Time: Morning Distance: 100km Trip: 1h 25' Time Lapse: 1:5 Camera: Activeon CX Gold Music Credits: All songs by Sergey Cheremisinov, CC
Tablas de Daimiel
🌿 Las Tablas de Daimiel fueron declaradas Parque Nacional en el año 1973 y Reserva de la Biosfera en 1981 🤗 💚 . Planes para disfrutar de la #naturaleza en Castilla La Mancha 👉👉 . 🎥 by sabersabor.es . #CastillaLaMancha #zascandileandoporclm #QuijoteES #TablasdeDaimiel . 🧡 #Turismo #viajar #SoyMancha #CiudadReal #PueblosbonitosdeEspaña #España #paisajes #rural #pueblosdeEspaña #CLMcercadeti #ecoturismo
Best Places in Castilla-La Mancha
Have you ever heard of the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain? Small, pretty mountain villages, white windmills and untouched natural parks are just as much a part of the landscape here as historic buildings. For example in Toledo, the capital of Castilla-La Mancha and one of the most visited places in the region. Come with us on a journey through the home of the novel hero Don Quixote, which is also known as the largest wine-growing region in Europe. If you approach this community of around 79,400 km² in the heart of Spain, more precisely in the center of the Iberian Peninsula, it is above all the exceptionally beautiful landscapes that immediately catch your eye. Pretty little farming villages alternate with white windmills, beautiful nature parks such as the Parque Natural de las Lagunas de Ruidera, the Parque Natural de La Serrania de Cuenca or the Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park invite nature lovers on an exciting expedition. The highest elevation in La Mancha, the Montes de Toledo with the Las Villuercas and Rocigalgo mountains, also characterize the region, while the Rajo, Guadiana and Júcar rivers that run through it lend it an idyllic landscape. Add to this the magnificent vineyards, wheat fields and olive groves and you have a great place for nature lovers! #castillalamancha #spain #bestplaces
Introduction Best Places in Castilla-La Mancha 0:00 21. Serranía de Cuenca Nature Park 2:38 20. Tablas de Daimiel 4:52 19. Lagunas de Ruidera 7:12 18. Cabañeros 9:03 17. Villanueva de los Infantes 10:43 16. Almansa 12:35 15. Chinchilla del Monte Aragón 13:57 14. Guadalajara 16:33 13. Consuegra 18:56 12. Talavera de la Reina 21:20 11. Tembleque 23:39 10. Alcaraz 25:20 9. Alcalá del Júcar 27:27 8. Almagro 29:07 7. Almadén 31:39 6. Ciudad Real 33:18 5. Albacete 34:58 4. Monasterio de Uclés 36:50 3. Sigüenza 38:50 2. Cuenca 41:28 1. Toledo 44:36
10 BEST NATURAL WONDER IN SPAIN
🔹About This Video: - In this captivating video, we invite you to embark on a remarkable journey through Spain's awe-inspiring natural wonders. From breathtaking landscapes to stunning geological phenomena, get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of this incredible country.
Join us as we unveil the top 10 natural treasures that Spain has to offer. Discover the magic of the sprawling Picos de Europa, where jagged peaks and lush valleys create a picturesque landscape like no other. Be enchanted by the mesmerizing turquoise waters of the enchanting Cascada de la Garganta del Diablo.
Experience the sheer grandeur of the mighty Teide National Park, home to the imposing Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak. Explore the underground marvels of the Caves of Drach, where magnificent stalactite and stalagmite formations will leave you in awe.
Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of the remote and untouched Cíes Islands, boasting pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters that will transport you to paradise. Take a thrilling hike through the stunning Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site teeming with natural wonders.
Delve into the mysterious world of the Garajonay National Park, a mystical subtropical forest that feels like a fairytale come to life. Witness the stunning pink hue of the otherworldly Laguna Salada de Torrevieja, a mesmerizing salt lagoon that mesmerizes visitors.
Visit the captivating Rías Baixas, where dramatic fjord-like inlets are surrounded by lush greenery and charming coastal villages. Immerse yourself in the surreal beauty of the Bardenas Reales, a desert-like landscape that seems like it belongs on another planet.
Prepare to be amazed as you unravel the hidden gem of the Tablas de Daimiel National Park, a wetland oasis home to an abundance of unique flora and fauna.
Let this video be your ultimate guide to the 10 best natural wonders in Spain. Immerse yourself in the rich diversity and natural splendor that this incredible country has to offer. Get ready to be captivated and inspired by Spain's breathtaking treasures. Enjoy the journey!
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Ciudad Real - City Guide - @realspain by Nigel Baker
Travelling from Madrid toToledo and on to Cordoba stopping off at the magnificent royal city... Ciudad Real in the heart of Castile - La Mancha.... Ciudad Real city guide. @realspain
Čudovita dežela DON KIHOTA niso samo mlini na veter |Best of CASTILLA-LA MANCHA|
Explore with me beautiful Castilla-La Mancha, south of Madrid (@turismo_castillalamancha ). Check out in this vlog what you should not miss in this sunny and dry region of Spain. Everyone knows windmills and Don Quixote, but La Mancha is much much more. What about Lagunas de Ruidera and Serrania de Cuenca!?
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Španija in Kastilja La Manča. Vetrovna, sušna, sončna Dežela don Kihota. Konec septembra, na začetku oktobra je najboljši termin za obisk, pa je bilo presenetljivo malo turistov. Pa zelo veliko zanimivih krajev za obisk. Naredil sem krajši petdnevni roadtrip. Nisem videl samo mlinov na veter (Consuegra, Campo de Criptana, Puerto Lapice) in neskončnih kilometrov njiv, vinogradov in oljčnih nasadov. Lagunas de Ruidera so španske Plitvice, zelena je tudi Serrania de Cuenca. Samo mesto Cuenca je tudi vredno obiska.
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00:00 Intro 00:26 Valdepeñas, Las Virtudes & Villanueva 02:14 Lagunas de Ruidera 08:30 Molinos de viento 12:54 Belmote & Calatrava la Nueva 14:34 Tablas de Daimiel & Almagro 16:52 Cuenca & Serrania de Cuenca
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Wild Spain - Capítulo 204 - Parque Natural del Tajo Internacional, Cáceres y Portugal.
►►►►SE AGRADECE TU AYUDA EN LA PRODUCCIÓN DE ESTE CANAL: A través de la plataforma TIPEEE: Por BIZUM al 676240506 O por TRANSFERENCIA BANCARIA a esta cuenta: ES7700301144160389074273 If you want to contribute your grain of sand to the production of this channel, you can do so through : TIPEEE: BIZUM TO 34 676240506 OR BANK TRANSFER TO ES7700301144160389074273 ►►►► Puedes programar tu próxima salida a la naturaleza española localizando en este mapa de google maps todos los espacios naturales que van saliendo en Wild Spain: You can schedule your next outing to spanish nature by viewing all the natural spaces that appear in Wild Spain on this google map:
Este impresionante entorno tiene como denominador común el río Tajo, en el tramo que forma la frontera natural entre España y Portugal en la parte noroeste de Extremadura. Un espacio natural con idénticas características a ambos lados de la frontera. El Parque Natural del Tajo Internacional es un proyecto de cooperación transfronteriza que tiene como objetivo proteger y potenciar los recursos naturales, culturales y turísticos de la zona. En la parte española del parque se encuentran pueblos como Zarza la Mayor (en la parte norte), Alcántara(el Puente de Alcántara, tras el embalse de Alcántara, marca aproximadamente el comienzo del tramo del Tajo que da nombre al parque), Brozas, Carbajo, Santiago de Alcántara, Herrera de Alcántara, Cedillo (el embalse de Cedillo marca el fin del tramo del Tajo que delimita el parque) o Valencia de Alcántara. En la parte portuguesa el concelho de Castelo Branco y parcialmente el de Idanha-a-Nova. En Santiago de Alcántara se encuentra el Centro de Interpretación del Parque Natural Tajo Internacional. Puede ser un buen punto de referencia para comenzar nuestra visita al parque. En conjunto, el parque natural se extiende sobre una superficie total de unas 50.000 hectáreas, de las cuales 25.000 corresponden al Parque Natural del Tajo Internacional(Es) y unas 26.000 al Parque Natural do Tejo Internacional(Pt). Se trata de un entorno protagonizado por el río Tajo, con sus innumerables afluentes, entre los que destacan los ríos Erjas, Salor y Sever. Este tramo del Tajo, conocido como entalladura del Tajo, se caracteriza por ser un terreno abrupto, a través del cual fluyen numerosos arroyos y riachuelos dando lugar a lo que se denominan riberos.
This impressive environment has as a common denominator the Tagus River, in the section that forms the natural border between Spain and Portugal in the northwestern part of Extremadura. A natural space with identical characteristics on both sides of the border. The Tagus International Natural Park is a cross-border cooperation project whose objective is to protect and promote the natural, cultural and tourist resources of the area. In the Spanish part of the park there are towns such as Zarza la Mayor (in the northern part), Alcántara (the Alcántara Bridge, after the Alcántara reservoir, marks approximately the beginning of the section of the Tagus that gives its name to the park), Brozas, Carbajo, Santiago de Alcántara, Herrera de Alcántara, Cedillo (the Cedillo reservoir marks the end of the section of the Tagus that delimits the park) or Valencia de Alcántara. On the Portuguese side, the council of Castelo Branco and partially that of Idanha-a-Nova. In Santiago de Alcántara is the Interpretation Center of the Tagus International Natural Park. It can be a good point of reference to start our visit to the park. As a whole, the natural park extends over a total area of about 50,000 hectares, of which 25,000 correspond to the Tagus International Natural Park (Es) and about 26,000 to the Tejo Internacional Natural Park (Pt). It is an environment dominated by the Tagus River, with its innumerable tributaries, among which the Erjas, Salor and Sever rivers stand out. This section of the Tagus, known as the Tagus notch, is characterized by being rugged terrain, through which numerous streams and streams flow, giving rise to what are called riverbanks.
Música de la cabecera: Miguel Valladares Salado Diseño logo Wild Spain: Amalia Maroto Franco Edición de la cabecera: Álvaro Rodríguez Amado
Parador de Manzanares, Manzanares, Spain HD review
Parador de Manzanares - Book it now! Save up to 20% - This hotel is located on a La Mancha-style estate in the town of Manzanares, near 3 of the most beautiful natural parks in the country: Cabañeros, las Lagunas de Ruidera and las Tablas de Daimal Natural Parks. Trees, bushes, gardens, and plants impregnate this place with greenery, and with its swimming pool make for a beautiful setting within the La Mancha countryside. The public spaces and the rooms of the hotel contain wooden furniture, leather chairs and forged wall lights which contribute to the affable and cozy atmosphere. The most representative dishes of the restaurant are the migas ruleras (fried breadcrumbs), the gachas (pâté), the galianos manchegos, the duelos y quebrantes, the cod tiznao, the rabbit mojete and the caldereta manchega (lamb stew).
Wild Spain - Capítulo 37 - Costa sur de Menorca.
El sur de Menorca se caracteriza por sus profundos barrancos y las calas que forman al final. Se trata de las calas de arena blanca y fina, fondos turquesa y pinos en los acantilados. Estas calas no son un mito, existen, y las encontramos en toda la costa sur de Menorca. Son lugares extraordinarios y uno de los mayores reclamos turísticos de las Baleares. En la zona sur encontramos, entre otras, Cala Mitjana, Trebalújer o Binigaus.
A veces, los barrancos no acaban en forma abrupta sinó que dan paso a grandes áreas abiertas. Entonces, en lugar de formarse pequeñas calas, encontraremos magníficas playas, como Son Bou o Sant Tomàs. En las modernas urbanizaciones turísticas, generalmente bien integradas en el paisaje, los visitantes encuentran un modelo turístico que rehuye la maisficación y las aglomeraciones. De esta manera, los turistas pueden disfrutar de la espectacularidad de los paisajes, y de un servicio turístico de máxima calidad.
Pero el sur no es sólo litoral. En la profundidad de sus barrancos, tema de numerosos cuentos y leyendas, se esconden cuevas, pozos y algunos de los hallazgos arqueológicos más relevantes en la actualidad. Sus pueblos, escrupulosamente emblanquecidos, conservan todo el encanto de la vida tradicional. En tiempos antiguos, los piratas del Mediterráneo asolaban con regularidad las costas menorquinas. Para protegerse de estos ataques, y ganar margen de maniobra, los pueblos del sur son poblaciones de interior.
Es Migjorn Gran es un pequeño pueblo muy bonito, mientras que Ferreries y Alaior son de tamaño medio y tienen mucha tradición en la elaboración de productos típicos. En el sur también encontramos un gran número de vestigios de la época talaiótica. Poblados, talaiots, basílicas y las enormes, misteriosas y fascinantes taules. Estos restos arqueológicos, junto con las tradiciones y fiestas populares, hacen que la visita adquiera un extra de enriqueciemiento cultural. Y así, en Menorca, la mágia se suma a la belleza.
The south of Menorca is characterized by its deep ravines and the coves that form at the end. It is the coves of fine white sand, turquoise bottoms and pine trees on the cliffs. These coves are not a myth, they exist, and we find them all over the south coast of Menorca. They are extraordinary places and one of the biggest tourist attractions of the Balearic Islands. In the southern area we find, among others, Cala Mitjana, Trebalújer or Binigaus.
Sometimes, the ravines do not end abruptly but give way to large open areas. Then, instead of forming small coves, we will find magnificent beaches, such as Son Bou or Sant Tomàs. In modern tourist developments, generally well integrated into the landscape, visitors find a tourist model that avoids maisfication and crowds. In this way, tourists can enjoy the spectacular scenery, and a top quality tourist service.
But the south is not just coastal. In the depth of its ravines, the subject of numerous tales and legends, caves, wells and some of the most relevant archaeological finds are hidden today. Its towns, scrupulously whitewashed, retain all the charm of traditional life. In ancient times, Mediterranean pirates regularly ravaged the Menorcan coasts. To protect themselves from these attacks, and gain room for maneuver, the peoples of the south are inland populations.
Es Migjorn Gran is a very pretty small town, while Ferreries and Alaior are medium in size and have a long tradition of making typical products. In the south we also find a large number of vestiges of the Talayotic era. Villages, talaiots, basilicas and the enormous, mysterious and fascinating taules. These archaeological remains, together with the traditions and popular festivals, make the visit acquire an extra cultural enrichment. And so, in Menorca, magic adds to beauty.
Música de cabecera: Miguel Valladares Salado.
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스페인 최고의 치즈 만체고 치즈 | Queso Manchego in Manzanares & San Carlos del Valle
스페인 중부 카스티야 라만차 지방은 치즈와 와인의 고향! 만사나레스의 만체고 치즈 박물관에서 지중해의 풍미를 느낀다
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Wild Spain - Capítulo 146 - Reserva Natural de Fauna Salvatge i Zona Humida d'Utxesa, Lleida.
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El espacio natural de Secans del Segrià y Utxesa está ubicado a caballo entre los términos municipales de Aitona, Sarroca de Lleida y Torres de Segre en su mayor parte. Está formado por un conjunto de embalses y sus respectivas colas, construidos por el hombre hace más de 100 años para el aprovechamiento hidroeléctrico del agua y que al cabo del tiempo se naturalizaron, y por un conjunto de relieves tabulares del Tossal de Carrassumada y Tossals de Sunyer como secanos y zonas de páramos. El entorno cercano está formado por un mosaico de cultivos, de frutales básicamente pero también de cereal y otros; esto hace que exista una gran diversidad de paisajes y que en poco espacio podamos encontrar hábitats muy diversificados. Es unos de los humedales de interior catalanes con mayor diversidad faunística. Imprescindible visitar La Fusteria, Punto de información y Centro de interpretación de la Reserva Natural de Utxesa ( con una exposición preciosa con reproducciones al natural de la fauna que habita este espacio natural, que además está abierto todo el año, cosa rara en los Centros de Visistantes.
The natural area of Secans del Segrià and Utxesa is located between the municipalities of Aitona, Sarroca de Lleida and Torres de Segre for the most part. It is made up of a set of reservoirs and their respective tails, built by man more than 100 years ago for the hydroelectric use of water and that over time became naturalized, and by a set of tabular reliefs of the Tossal de Carrassumada and Tossals de Sunyer as drylands and moorland areas. The nearby environment is formed by a mosaic of crops, basically fruit trees but also cereal and others; This means that there is a great diversity of landscapes and that in a short space we can find highly diversified habitats. It is one of the Catalan inland wetlands with the greatest diversity of fauna. It is essential to visit La Fusteria. Information point and Interpretation Center of the Utxesa Natural Reserve ( with a beautiful exhibition with reproductions of the fauna that inhabits this natural space.
Música de la cabecera: Miguel Valladares Salado Diseño logo Wild Spain: Amalia Maroto Franco Edición de la cabecera: Álvaro Rodríguez Amado
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Castile - La Mancha: nature reserves
One of the most surprising things you will find in the nature areas of Castile-La Mancha is the wide variety of landscapes and ecosystems to enjoy. From Cabañeros National Park to the Ruidera Lakes and the Cuenca Mountains.
Wild Spain - Capítulo 178 - Espai Natural Protegit de la Desembocadura del Riu Gaià, Tarragona.
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La desembocadura del rio Gaià se sitúa junto a Altafulla y es una zona que cuenta con áreas permanentemente inundadas de agua dulce que atraen a numeras especies de aves, especialmente migratorias. Se desarrollan diferentes actividades de educación ambiental. Es un espacio de pequeñas dimensiones que sigue el río Gaià en su último tramo hasta su desembocadura. Constituye un islote de paisaje natural de vegetación de ribera y palustre, que contrasta con los cultivos de secano de su entorno, así como con los usos turísticos y recreativos. El espacio cuenta con zonas permanentemente inundadas de agua dulce, que son un refugio para la fauna diversa y que sirven como punto de reposo para numerosas aves migratorias.
The mouth of the Gaià river is located next to Altafulla and is an area that has areas permanently flooded with fresh water that attract numerous species of birds, especially migratory birds. Different environmental education activities are developed. It is a small space that follows the river Gaià in its last stretch to its mouth. It constitutes an islet of natural landscape of riparian and marshy vegetation, which contrasts with the rainfed crops in its surroundings, as well as with tourist and recreational uses. The space has areas permanently flooded with fresh water, which are a refuge for diverse fauna and serve as a resting point for numerous migratory birds.
Música de la cabecera: Miguel Valladares Salado Diseño logo Wild Spain: Amalia Maroto Franco Edición de la cabecera: Álvaro Rodríguez Amado
Wild Spain - Capítulo 107 - Monumento Natural Playa de las Catedrales, Lugo.
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Puedes programar tu próxima salida a la naturaleza española localizando en este mapa de google maps todos los espacios naturales que van saliendo en Wild Spain: You can schedule your next outing to spanish nature by viewing all the natural spaces that appear in Wild Spain on this google map:
Este espacio fue declarado en el 2005. Con una superficie de 28,94 ha, está situado en el extremo nordeste de la provincia de Lugo, en la línea litoral entre las localidades de Ribadeo y Foz. A pesar del nombre de Playa de las Catedrias la playa sólo existe durante la marea baja, ya que en la marea alta llega a desaparecer casi en su totalidad. La frente costera del Monumento natural de la playa de las Catedrales se orienta en dirección este-oeste, a lo largo de la rasa cantábrica, con 2,2 kms de cara y de 10 a 20 m de altura. Se caracteriza por la presencia de pequeños acantilados marinos y playas de arena, intercaladas entre pequeños promontorios e islotes de grande interés geomorfológico y paisajístico. Dentro de los límites del Monumento Natural de la Playa de las Catedrales discurren dos pequeños cursos fluviales: el riachuelo del Perdón y el Arroyo de Esteiro Este enclave geomorfológico se formó debido a la erosión marina de la edad paleozoica, que afectó a la serie de pizarras y cuarcitas. De este modo, los arcos y túneles son las formas geomorfológica más numerosas, consiguen hasta los 30 m de altura, pero también se conservan cuevas (o “ furnas”) e islotes (“ stacks”) que constituyen vestigios de antiguos arcos hundidos por la acción erosiva de las ondas. Las cuevas y furnas características de la playa de Augasantas (que le dieron su nombre popular de “Las Catedrales”) se desarrollan sobre rocas silíceas. En las Catedrales se pueden observar pequeñas formaciones dunares adentrándose en el continente, y la parte más baja de los acantilados está cubierta por algas, mejillones, percebes, lapas y bellotas de mar. Pero este espacio natural se extiende en forma de ZEC (Zona de Especial Conservación) hasta casi llegar a Ribadeo, unos 15 kms. de costa con acantilados y pequeñas playas. A esta zona se accede por pequeñas carreteras locales, y encierra también muchos rincones salvajes y preciosos, con el Mar Cantábrico de fondo.
This space was declared in 2005. With an area of 28.94 ha, it is located in the extreme northeast of the province of Lugo, on the coastline between the towns of Ribadeo and Foz. Despite the name of Playa de las Catedrias, the beach only exists at low tide, since at high tide it almost completely disappears. The coastal front of the Natural Monument of the beach of the Cathedrals is oriented in an east-west direction, along the Cantabrian plain, with 2.2 km of face and 10 to 20 m high. It is characterized by the presence of small sea cliffs and sandy beaches, interspersed between small promontories and islets of great geomorphological and landscape interest. Within the limits of the Natural Monument of Playa de las Catedrales there are two small river courses: the Perdón stream and the Esteiro stream. This geomorphological enclave was formed due to the marine erosion of the Paleozoic age, which affected the series of slates and quartzites. In this way, arches and tunnels are the most numerous geomorphological forms, reaching up to 30 m in height, but caves (or “furnas”) and islets (“stacks”) are also preserved, which constitute vestiges of ancient arches sunk by the erosive action of waves. The caves and furnas characteristic of Augasantas beach (which gave it its popular name Las Catedrales) are developed on siliceous rocks. In the Cathedrals you can see small dune formations entering the continent, and the lowest part of the cliffs is covered by algae, mussels, barnacles, limpets and sea acorns. But this natural space extends in the form of a ZEC (Special Conservation Zone) until almost reaching Ribadeo, about 15 kms. of coastline with cliffs and small beaches. This area is accessed by small local roads, and also contains many wild and beautiful corners, with the Cantabrian Sea in the background.
