Praia das Centeas: good for swimming today

Good for swimming today: calm sea, little wind, cold water (14 °C), best in the afternoon.

Swimming: 6/10good Ares, A Coruña

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Sea conditions today

Swimming forecast for Praia das Centeas, Saturday 7 November
Time of daySwimmingWavesWindWater
Morning6/10, goodEstimated waves of 0.5 m (calm sea)South wind, 9 km/h (gusts of 23 km/h)14 °C
Midday6/10, goodEstimated waves of 0.4 m (calm sea)South wind, 8 km/h (gusts of 22 km/h)14 °C
Afternoon6/10, goodEstimated waves of 0.4 m (calm sea)North wind, 4 km/h14 °C

Today’s tides

Tides at Ferrol, Saturday 7 November
TimeTideHeight
02:40High tide3.6 m
08:41Low tide0.9 m
14:58High tide3.7 m
21:05Low tide0.8 m

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What As Centeas is like

Parish
Ares
Setting
Cliffs
Surroundings
Isolated
Size
80 m long and about 20 m wide
Sand and seabed
White sand and rock
Usual sea
Calm water / moderate waves
How busy
Low
Nudism
No
Water quality
Not on the official 2026 register of bathing areas

Practical information

Getting there
Ares
Parking
No
Lifeguards
No
Facilities
No facilities
Blue Flag
No

What the beach has

  • No: Lifeguards in season
  • No: Blue Flag 2026-2027
  • Yes: Calm water, good with children
  • No: Toilets
  • No: Showers and foot taps
  • Yes: Bins and cleaning
  • No: Accessible access (reduced mobility)
  • No: Beach bar or restaurant nearby
  • No: Nudist area
  • No: Protected natural area (Natura 2000)
  • Yes: Overnight motorhome parking within 3 km
  • No: Grey and black water disposal within 5 km
There is no verified information about 5 more services.

Accessibility

Boardwalk to the sand
No
Amphibious chair
No
Adapted toilet
No
Reserved parking
No
Accessible access (reduced mobility)
No

Date checked: not yet verified.

Is it good for children?

It is not one of the best choices for young children. Rock and sand

Services near the beach

Near As Centeas

Profile reviewed on . Sources: inspain.org, turismoferrolterra.es.

Note: The forecast is for guidance only. Always follow the beach flags and the lifeguards’ instructions.