Cala Sonreiras is a small and picturesque beach situated in Cedeira, a coastal town in A Coruña, Galicia. Known for its natural beauty, Cala Sonreiras offers visitors a tranquil and captivating experience with its crystal-clear turquoise waters and golden sand. The beach is somewhat secluded and is often described as a paradise, providing an ideal place to enjoy the serenity of the sea.
The beach is located near the port of Cedeira and is accessible via a route from the port or from the Hermitage of San AntĂłn do Corveiro. Despite its seclusion, accessing the beach can be challenging due to its small size and the fact that it can only be visited during low tide. There are wooden stairs in good condition that lead down to the beach, with the starting point about 200 meters from the car park.
Cala Sonreiras is 20 meters long and has an average width of 10 meters. Its isolated location and limited accessibility mean that it does not get too crowded, even during the summer months. However, due to its small size and popularity, it can attract a significant number of visitors.
The beach does not have many amenities. There is no surveillance, anchoring zone, parking, bus service, train or taxi service, and no kiosks or restaurants on site. There are also no showers, changing rooms, trash cans, or public address systems. However, there is a picnic area for visitors to use, and accommodations such as hotels, campsites, and rural houses can be found nearby. There is also a diving area for those interested in exploring underwater.
Despite the lack of amenities, the natural characteristics of Cala Sonreiras make it a popular destination. Its calm waters, clear water, and spectacular landscape make it a prime spot for relaxation and appreciation of nature. Visitors are also able to explore the town center of Cedeira, which offers various amenities such as supermarkets and entertainment venues.
