Connecting Monteagudo and Faro islands in the Atlantic Islands National Park, Playa de Rodas is a pristine half-mile crescent of powdery white sand and turquoise Atlantic water. With daily visitor limits and zero vehicular traffic, it offers untamed coastal ecology and dramatic pine-clad peaks.
Take a scheduled passenger ferry from the port of Vigo, Cangas, or Baiona (advance national park authorization required).
Convenient highway or local transit access across Galicia (Rías Baixas / Cíes Islands), Spain, Spain.
The peak summer sea surface temperature at Playa de Rodas averages 18.2°C (65°F), based on 30-year NOAA OISST satellite climatology.
Playa de Rodas is classified as a fine white sand shoreline located in Galicia (Rías Baixas / Cíes Islands), Spain, Spain.
Yes, Playa de Rodas is suitable for families and children with manageable water entry.
Parking arrangements vary locally. Restroom facilities are present.