The best of Sanxenxo with a dog is outdoors and coastal: the Silgar-Baltar promenade, the fishing village of Combarro with its riverside granaries, and the wild A Lanzada headland. The one big exception is the island national park, where dogs are not allowed on the Cíes and Ons ferries.
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One of Galicia's prettiest villages, Combarro is famous for its waterfront row of hórreos (stone granaries), cruceiros and narrow fishing lanes right on the ría. Leashed dogs are welcome to wander the streets and quayside, and it pairs well with the nearby A Pinela dog-friendly beach.
💡 Go early or late in summer, the lanes get very busy and narrow at peak times
About 8 km west, toward O Grove
The sweeping A Lanzada beach ends in a headland crowned by a small ancient chapel, with wild dunes and huge Atlantic views, a magnificent leashed walk out of the bathing season. Keep dogs on the paths to protect the dunes and mind the strong currents and surf.
💡 The headland paths are open year-round even when the sand is closed to dogs in summer
Sanxenxo's smart marina anchors the eastern end of the promenade and is a pleasant leashed stroll among yachts and waterfront cafés. Boat excursions to the Ons and Cíes islands leave from here, but remember dogs are not allowed on the island national park, so those trips are without your pet.
💡 Enjoy the marina and promenade with your dog, but leave island ferry days for a dog-sitter
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