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Beach campsites in Galicia: by the sea

Campsites and bungalows in Galicia (Spain)

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In Galicia our guide lists 89 campsites near the beach; we already know the 2026 season of 76. 9 are open all year round. In November 2026 11 are still open all month and 2 more are open part of the month. Below you have the season of each campsite with the dates the campsite itself publishes.

2026 season of each campsite

Campsites near the beach in Galicia: 2026 season and opening in the coming months.
CampsiteTownSeason 2026NovemberDecember
Camping MoreirasMoreiresFrom 28 March to 12 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping RinloRinloFrom 27 March to 12 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping A FonsagradaA FonsagradaAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping A GaivotaBenquerenciaFrom 27 March to 2 NovemberPart of the monthClosed
Camping A MuiñeiraSan Vicente do MarFrom 28 March to 5 April; from 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping A Nosa CasaBarreirosFrom 28 March to 27 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping A VougaLouroFrom 15 March to 15 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping AguiarBergondoFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping AldanCangas do MorrazoFrom 2 April to 5 April; from 1 June to 30 September and other dates to be confirmedCheckCheck
Camping AncoradoiroMurosCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping Arco IrisVilanova de ArousaAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping As CabazasCobasCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping As NevedasCarballoFrom 1 February to 30 NovemberOpen all monthClosed
Camping Baiona PlayaBaionaFrom 27 March to 11 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping BalcoboArteixoFrom 1 May to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping BaldayoCarballoFrom 10 February to 31 DecemberOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping BaltarPortonovoCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping BarrañaBoiroFrom 12 June to 12 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping BastiagueiroOleirosFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping BenquerenciaBarreirosCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping BerPontedeumeFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Ber DoorPontedeumeFrom 1 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping BoavistaSanxenxoFrom 1 April to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping CabeiroPorto do SonFrom 1 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping CachadelosLa LanzadaFrom 30 April to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping CangasCangas do MorrazoCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping CanidoVigoAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping CastroBergondoCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping CorosoRibeiraFrom 30 April to 7 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping El EdénA Illa de ArousaFrom 8 May to 13 September (days to be confirmed)ClosedClosed
Camping El TerronVilanova de ArousaAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping FontesinValdoviñoFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping FozCampFozFrom 27 March to 17 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping Fraga BaladaPorto do SonFrom 6 April to 15 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping Fraga De EumeMonferoCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping FranconCangas do MorrazoFrom 2 April to 5 April; from 2 April to 15 June (Friday, Saturday and Sunday); from 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Isla de OnsOns (Bueu)From 15 May to 20 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Islas CíesVigoFrom 27 March to 4 April; from 15 May to 14 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Lago MarMuxíaCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping Las DunasRibeiraFrom 16 June to 14 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping LimensCangas do MorrazoFrom 2 April to 5 April; from 1 March to 31 May (Friday, Saturday and Sunday); from 15 June to 22 September; from 1 October to 31 October (Friday, Saturday and Sunday)ClosedClosed
Camping Los ManzanosOleirosFrom 8 April to 15 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping MariñanaBergondoFrom 15 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping MartisolBergondoFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Miami PlayaO GroveFrom 29 March to 30 September (days to be confirmed)ClosedClosed
Camping Miño dos PlayasMiñoFrom 15 June to 7 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Montalvo PlayaPortonovoFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping MontecaboNoallaFrom 15 March to 1 NovemberPart of the monthClosed
Camping MougasOiaFrom 2 April to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping O EspiñoO GroveAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping O MuiñoMougásFrom 1 March to 12 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping O ParaísoMerexoAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping O ParralAresFrom 18 July to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping O’TelleiroBergondoFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Os CastrosPorto do SonFrom 1 July to 31 AugustClosedClosed
Camping Os DelfinsCarballoFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Os FieitasO GroveFrom 1 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping PaxariñasPortonovoFrom 10 April to 12 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping PerbesMiñoFrom 16 May to 13 September (days to be confirmed)ClosedClosed
Camping Playa AmericaNigránFrom 1 March to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Playa CanelasPortonovoFrom 1 April to 27 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Playa de LeisMuxíaAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping Playa de MiñoMiñoFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Playa PaisaxeVilanova de ArousaCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping Playa Paisaxe IIO GroveFrom 28 September to 13 October and other dates to be confirmedCheckCheck
Camping Playa RasoAresCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping Playa SamilVigoCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping PreguntoiroSanxenxoFrom 5 June to 20 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Punta BatudaPorto do SonAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping RianxoRianxoFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Rias BaixasSanxenxoFrom 1 June to 6 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping RibadeoRibadeoFrom 13 June to 13 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Río UllaVilagarcía de ArousaFrom 5 April to 20 September (days to be confirmed)ClosedClosed
Camping RocamarMiñoFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Ruta de FinisterreCeeFrom 2 April to 5 April; from 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping SalinasA Illa de ArousaFrom 15 May to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping San FranciscoLouroFrom 28 March to 6 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping San PedroSadaFrom 2 April to 5 April; from 15 May to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping San RafaelFozFrom 16 June to 7 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping Santa TeclaA GuardaAll year roundOpen all monthOpen all month
Camping SantosVilanova de ArousaCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping Siglo XXIO GroveFrom 27 March to 5 April; from 30 April to 3 May; from 8 May to 10 May; from 15 May to 17 May; from 22 May to 24 May; from 29 May to 27 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping SisargasMalpicaFrom 15 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Sol y MarO GroveFrom 15 March to 12 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping SuavilaPortonovoCheck with the campsiteNo dataNo data
Camping ValdoviñoValdoviñoFrom 1 April to 31 OctoberClosedClosed
Camping VelomarSadaFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping ViveroViveiroFrom 1 June to 30 SeptemberClosedClosed
Camping Kampaoh Ría de VigoMoañaFrom 16 June to 15 SeptemberClosedClosed

Campsites near the beach open all year round in Galicia

How we made this page

The 2026 season comes from the official website of each campsite and other sources we cross-check, or from what the campsite itself states on its page. We only count a month as open when the published dates cover the whole month.

“Near the beach” means the campsite is on the coast according to its location; we do not count inland campsites with a river or lake beach.

We do not know the availability of each day: confirm dates and places with the campsite (each campsite page has its phone number and website). Page generated on 24/10/2026.

Frequently asked questions

How many campsites near the beach are there in Galicia?

Our guide lists 89 campsites near the beach in Galicia, in towns such as O Grove, Bergondo, Portonovo, Cangas do Morrazo and Vilanova de Arousa. We know the 2026 season of 76 of them.

Which campsites near the beach are open all year round in Galicia?

9 are open all year round: Camping A Fonsagrada, Camping Arco Iris, Camping Canido, Camping El Terron, Camping O Espiño, Camping O Paraíso, Camping Playa de Leis, Camping Punta Batuda and Camping Santa Tecla. Always confirm dates and availability with the campsite.

Which campsites near the beach are still open in November 2026 in Galicia?

Open all month: Camping A Fonsagrada, Camping Arco Iris, Camping As Nevedas, Camping Baldayo, Camping Canido, Camping El Terron, Camping O Espiño, Camping O Paraíso, Camping Playa de Leis, Camping Punta Batuda and Camping Santa Tecla. Open only part of the month: Camping A Gaivota and Camping Montecabo. Check the exact dates in the table and confirm them with the campsite.

How do I know if there are places on those dates?

The guide tells you which campsites match what you are looking for and when they are open, but not the availability of each day. Confirm it with the campsite: its page has the phone number and website.

Camping in Galicia: Atlantic coast, rías, green interior and the best food in the north

Galicia is one of the most complete camping destinations on the Iberian Peninsula. Its jagged Atlantic coast, with more than a thousand kilometres of shoreline taking in rías, cliffs, open beaches and lonely lighthouses, coexists with a green mountain interior, powerful rivers, spectacular canyons and stone hamlets that seem frozen in time. Whether you travel by tent, caravan or motorhome, or are looking for a bungalow or a glamping experience in the heart of nature, Galicia offers a diversity of landscapes that is hard to beat in Spain.

The coast is divided into stretches with a personality of their own. The Rías Baixas (the rías of Vigo, Pontevedra, Arousa and Muros-Noia) hold some of the best beaches in the north-west of the peninsula, with fine sand and relatively calm waters. The Cíes Islands, in the heart of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park, are home to Rodas beach, internationally recognised as one of the most beautiful in the world. Access, regulated by a quota, ensures that the surroundings remain almost unspoilt. Further north, the Rías Altas of the province of A Coruña and the Mariña of Lugo offer more open and wild Atlantic beaches, such as the natural arches of the Playa de las Catedrales, which at low tide form one of the most photogenic scenes in all of Spain. The Costa da Morte, between Muxía and Fisterra, closes the coastline with dramatic cliffs, fishing villages and lighthouses over the ocean that recall the tales of shipwrecks that gave it its name.

The Galician interior is just as surprising. The Ribeira Sacra, which extends between the provinces of Lugo and Ourense, is a landscape of canyons carved by the Sil and Miño rivers, with heroic vineyards on extremely steep terraces and Romanesque monasteries set into the rock. Further east, the Ancares of Lugo and the Sierra de O Invernadeiro in Ourense are Atlantic mountain areas where silence and biodiversity are the main attraction. And Ourense is the only Spanish province with natural hot springs open to everyone in the middle of an urban and riverside setting, a peculiarity that makes an open-air thermal soak something everyday and free.

The Way of St James runs through Galicia from north to south and from east to west. The French Way enters through O Cebreiro and crosses the province of Lugo until it reaches Santiago de Compostela, the final pilgrimage destination and a university city with one of the most monumental old towns in Spain. But Lugo, with its intact Roman wall declared a World Heritage Site, Pontevedra, with its pedestrian centre that is a European benchmark, Vigo, with its seafaring character, and A Coruña, with the Tower of Hercules, complete an urban map of great cultural interest. Outdoor activities range from hiking and mountain biking on coastal and inland routes to kayaking in the rías, fishing, surfing and birdwatching in protected areas.

For many travellers, the food is reason enough to camp in Galicia. Pulpo á feira, goose barnacles, razor clams, scallops, raft-grown mussels, empanada, lacón with turnip tops and Padrón peppers make up an Atlantic larder that is enjoyed at local fairs, in village markets and in the restaurants around the campsites throughout the region. The Albariño wines of the Rías Baixas and the Mencía reds of the Ribeira Sacra accompany a table that justifies the trip on its own. Galicia has its high season in summer, with pleasant temperatures and long days, although its Atlantic climate makes it perfectly workable in spring and autumn for those who prefer fewer crowds and even greener landscapes.

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Campsites by province in Galicia: A Coruña, Lugo, Ourense, Pontevedra.