How Do You Surf In Eastern Galicia, Spain?
Galicia is the northern region of Spain. Settled by Celts, Galicia has an incredible mixture of Celtic and Spanish culture and there are many great daytrips in between surf sessions. The rolling green hills are a marked contrast to the dry scenery that covers most of the country. Many small villages dot the areas around the surf spots. Check Doniños, the most popular wave in Ferrol del Caudillo. It is a gorgeous wave and always working, which makes it usually crowded. Check at low tide for the best hollow waves. Parking and localism can be problems. Move on to Valdoviño. A long beach with a number of peaks, there is also a nice righthanded wave that breaks off the edge of an island a few hundred yards out from shore. It can get crowded, but the shoreline is usually long enough to provide an empty peak. Find a pro wave at Rodo. Home to a professional competition, Rodo is the most popular wave in Galicia. The variation of waves, barrels and ability to hold up in sizeable swells make this
