Praia de Las Amorosas

Praia de Las Amorosas is an urban beach located in the municipality of A Coruña, in the province of A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. It is unique due to its rocky composition, with no sand, consisting of pebbles, rocks, and gravel. The beach is relatively small, with a length of 50 meters and a width of 3 meters. Despite its size, it is known for its natural beauty and is frequently visited by tourists and locals alike, especially during the summer months.

The beach is positioned at the foot of the Torre de Hércules and merges with Orzán during low tide. It is in close proximity to highstreets and shops, adding to its appeal as a tourist destination. The beach is accessible only on foot, and the access is in good condition. One of the beach's notable features is the wheelchair access on one side, making it accessible to all.

Praia de Las Amorosas is known for its strong waves, making swimming potentially dangerous. However, the beach is frequently visited and during the high season, the occupancy rate is typically between 30% and 70%. There is no vegetation on the beach and no known dangers.

There are no facilities for disabled access, and the beach does not hold a Blue Flag. Despite this, it is located in an urban area and features a promenade where visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk. The nearest healthcare facility, the Sanatorio Quirúrgico Modelo, is about 2 km away in Virrey Osorio, A Coruña.

While Praia de Las Amorosas does not offer specific amenities, its location in a charming fishing village makes it an ideal spot for a day trip. Visitors can enjoy walking around, swimming, and exploring the local cuisine. The beach's location and natural beauty make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.