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            Nerga.

Temos en Galicia infinidade de praias (bueh, segundo Turgalicia unhas 700), das cales teño pisado un bo número e visto virtualmente todas despois de percorre-la costa unhas poucas veces. Sen dúbida máis en Pontevedra que en Lugo, pero aínda así...

E se tivera que escoller unha soa delas teríao certamente complicado. Case acabo dicindo antes as que non me gustan (as urbanas ou preto de posibles focos contaminantes por exemplo). Sen dúbida o Areal de Trece tería que estar moi arriba por diferentes motivos, pero xustamente me falla en que bañarse nela é un perigo.

Así que se hai que ter unha boa puntuación en todos os apartados, Nerga-Barra será posiblemente a gañadora. Ten parte textil e nudista, ten un pinar entre as dunas, está o suficientemente apartada, é ben grande, pódese bañar un tranquilamente e, mira ti, están parte das Cíes ó fondo.

Parte porque o monte de Donón queda por medio. Pero non hai problema, en menos de cinco minutos en coche podes estar un do outro lado, na praia de Melide, cun mar un pouco máis bravo, pero as vistas de cabo Home son impagables.

Pero quedándonos en Nerga-Barra, un paseo no principio do outono polo pinar pódete sorprender con cousas así.

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Nerga

We have an infinite number of beaches in Galicia (well, about 700 according to Turgalicia), and I've walked a lot of them and virtually seen them all after driving along the coast several times. Of course, more times in Pontevedra than Lugo but still...

And if I had to choose only one of them it would be really hard to me. I would end sooner telling those that I don't like (urban beaches or those close to possible sources of pollution for example). There's no doubt that the Areal de Trece should be up there in the top places for different reasons, but it fails when you want to swim there since it's quite dangerous.

So, if it must score high in all the sections, Nerga-Barra will likely win. It has both nudist and non-nudist parts, a pine grove among the dunes, it's far away enough, it's quite long, you can swim there with no problema and, you know, the Cíes are partially on the background.

Partially because the mount of Donón is in the middle. But there's non problem, get in the car and in less than five minutes you can get to the other side, on the beach of Melide, with some stronger waves, but the views from cape Home (= Man in Galician) leave you speechless.

But, coming back to Nerga-Barra, a walk through the pine grove at the beginning of fall may surprise you with things like this.

Taken in: España / Galicia / Nerga (show map)

Taken on: October 2, 2013

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