Razo is the port of entry to the Costa da Morte, a wild and turbulent coastline that is home to fishing villages, lighthouses and beaches of fine sand. A unique setting to relax, blend with nature and enjoy a range of activities: surfing, scuba diving, hiking, routes on horseback or bicycle and many others.
Razo is a very popular place for people who study how the earth’s crust has changed over the centuries. Razo is the starting point for the Meridian Rift, one of the most important geological phenomena in Galicia. It divides the territory of Galicia from north to south, in a line of fractures of some 140 kilometres (87 miles) from Razo to Tui, in the province of Pontevedra.
Razo is an ideal spot for surfing, with constant waves throughout the year and sandy sea beds that make surfing an enjoyable experience for all levels. An ideal beach for beginners, with surf schools and camps, and for expert surfers, since Razo has played host to competitions at regional, national and international level.
Kilometres of trails that wind between the coast and the interior, delighting hikers with impressive views and enchanted nooks and crannies.
An experience that immerses you in the depths of the Atlantic ocean, revealing an underwater world teeming with life.
A truly unique sensation; riding on horseback in full contact with nature, close to the Atlantic ocean.
