Carragueiros Beach, often referred to as the wild beach of Cabo de Cruz, is situated in the municipality of Boiro, Spain. The beach is renowned for its clear water, fine sand and natural, wild character. It is nestled in the southern part of the municipality, within the northern region of the Ría de Arousa.
Carragueiros Beach is one of the furthest beaches from the center of Boiro, but despite this, it is well-equipped with amenities. Facilities include showers, a lifeguard service, and a wooden boardwalk, which serves as a convenient path for visitors to avoid the hot sand on warm days.
The beach is particularly popular for running due to its wooden walkway. It is also equipped with drink facilities, where visitors can enjoy a relaxing beverage. This makes Carragueiros Beach an ideal destination for couples or families seeking a more secluded beach experience with most necessary services at hand.
Despite its popularity, the beach can get crowded, particularly during the afternoons. However, it still maintains its serene and calm atmosphere, which is one of its major attractions.
Cabo de Cruz, where Carragueiros Beach is located, has a population of 1,195 inhabitants. The area has a rich history as a fishing village and is now developing its tourism resources, with Carragueiros Beach being one of its main attractions.
