Parking Vilagarcía de Arousa

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Un endroit sympa pour s'arrêter en passant ou pour dormir, il dispose de toilettes publiques avec tables, d'un bar de plage et de la plage de Bamio en face.

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October 2022. I have just read the very complete commentary (as always) from Pilates. I can only confirm. It's a great place for 1 or 2 nights, despite the lack of services.Gege 43.

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This is a small marked carpark between the cemetery and the sea with some trees for shade. There is a railway track behind the cemetery which had some passing trains but did not bother us. The church bells also rang during the day. On the way in there is a campsite that had loud music until 1am Sunday morning. There are no dedicated parking spaces for motorhomes. The carpark was very busy during the weekend as the bar and toilets were open at 4pm and people/families were using the small beach. The best time to arrive at weekends is late in the evening when most cars have left. On Monday morning the carpark was full of fishermen. They all (about 30) were collecting shellfish from the shallow estuary. It was practically empty when we left at 4pm. There are NO services. There are large bins outside the cemetery. The public toilets were open at the weekend and were very clean. There is a water tap outside the toilets but not sure if it's portable. There is a full body and foot shower at the back of the small beach. Picnic tables under trees are just beside the bar. The bar closed around 9pm not before we had a cold bottle of beer for €1.50. At low tide the water is out a long way and you have to walk quite a bit for a swim but at high tide it's a lovely beach for a swim. Groups of canoeist enter the estuary here and paddle down stream. The sun setting across the estuary is stunning. It's a great stop for couples and families.

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