Praia Fluvial do Lérez

Praia Fluvial do Lérez, also known as Playa Fluvial Lérez, is a semi-urban river beach nestled in the city of Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. This picturesque beach, notable for its good water quality and serene atmosphere, is situated in a lush green environment along the Lérez River. It is conveniently located close to the city center, less than a kilometer from the Monte Porreiro neighborhood and approximately 2 km away from Pontevedra's center. The beach offers a unique bathing experience, surrounded by forests and green areas. Despite the cold water temperature, it is a popular spot among locals who are accustomed to the Atlantic beaches. Besides swimming and sunbathing, the beach is also a preferred spot for outdoor training, picnicking, and playing. Spanning a total area of 3 hectares, Praia Fluvial do Lérez presents a unique combination of white sand and green spaces. It encompasses 5000 square meters of grassy areas, and a picnic space equipped with tables and stone benches, making it an ideal location for family or friends gatherings. This beach is well-equipped with amenities to ensure a comfortable stay for visitors. These include bathrooms, showers, rescue services, and a first aid station. The beach also provides accessibility features such as wheelchair access. Parking facilities are available for visitors traveling by car. For those seeking more than just a day at the beach, Praia Fluvial do Lérez is ideally located in front of the Parque da Ilha das Esculturas, offering easy access to an outdoor art collection. Moreover, there are opportunities to explore the rich historical and cultural heritage of Pontevedra, including its cobbled streets, period buildings, and the Museum of Pontevedra. Despite its allure, Praia Fluvial do Lérez is not typically crowded, offering a tranquil retreat for visitors. It provides a unique opportunity to appreciate the beauty of nature and engage in outdoor activities. The Lérez River itself offers a scenic route for walking or cycling, adding a dynamic touch to the landscape with its tidal cycle.