Playa de Noiva

Playa de Noiva is a secluded beach nestled in the municipality of Vigo, in the province of Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. The beach is situated within the parish of Saiáns and is known for its natural splendor and serene atmosphere.

The beach stretches over a length of 70 meters and a width of 35 meters, featuring a blend of rocky terrain and areas of pristine white sand. It is adorned with vegetation and large boulders, which not only add to its charm but also provide excellent opportunities for photography. The waters of Playa de Noiva are clean and typically rough, with moderate waves, making it an ideal spot for swimming.

Playa de Noiva is recognized for its nudist culture, particularly during the winter months when it transforms into a wild beach. Despite its popularity, the beach is typically not crowded during peak season, offering a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle.

Access to the beach can be challenging due to its remote location. The nearest road is the Vigo - Baiona route, and the beach can be reached on foot from there. However, there is no access for disabled individuals. Public transportation to the beach is available through the interurban route Vigo - Baiona, which is 2 kilometers away.

While the beach does not offer any amenities, it does provide stunning views of the sunset. Visitors are advised to exercise caution during high tide due to the beach's windy conditions and cold water.