Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Sign posted Playa del Razo (if you see it!). Park on the beach front Distance Walk Easy to find? Public access? Special access |
Alternative name Baldaio
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A big beach break with plenty of space to surf wthout crowds. Most surfers hang around the rocky outcrop in the centre of the beach in front of the car park. The waves here are more consistant
with right handers peling away from the rock. But good waves to be had either side with sand bars all along the beach. Exposed beach so will pick up most swell that is going.
Atmosphere
A good venue - cafes along the beach for those with the munchies and a few restaurants bars etc.
Small village, no real hassle even in mid-summer.
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A good place to sample the surf scene of Galicia.
Author: Anonymous Contributors (2)
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By Carlos , 21-06-2004
The photo in question...? - I think you will find the photo from the hill side was taken by me, Carlos. Summer of 1999. August. I can always send you acopy as I'm sure I have the negs somewhere! (old fashioned film camera) I'll try and dig out a couple of others showing a bit more surf.
By CARMENGONZALO@terra.es , 18-04-2004
where did you find the photo n 1º - this photo of RAZO BEACH its mineGonzalo Cueto Serrano
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By drei , 14-05-2007
- well, some people go to surfing schools because they have nothing better to do in summer, and want to visit places with better waves. other wanna get out of the meditterranean bath tub to get real waves, but cant cause they are underage...which is my case :D