Playa De Las Catedrales, Galicia, Spain

As Catedrais shoreline interprets as 'Shoreline of the Cathedrals'. It is the turistic name of Praia de Augas Santas ('Beach of the Holy Waters'). The Spanish shoreline is spotted in the Ribadeo region, in the territory of Lugo (Galicia), on the Cantabric coast, and it lies around ten kilometers to the west from the town of Ribadeo. Its name is determined from the developments of its bluffs. 

It has been pronounced a Natural Monument by the provincial Ministry for the Environment of the Xunta de Galicia. 

The put's more trademark peculiarities are its common archs and hollows, which might be seen just in low tide. Amid high tide, the shoreline shows up little, however is still suitable to try for a swim. High tide is an intriguing time to visit the spot and meander over the highest point of the bluffs, from West to East, heading to the Esteiro Beach. Amid low tide you can like the extent of its sublime precipices and the beautiful ocean caverns, which go from little splits on the rock to huge hollows whose tops crumple because of the disintegration of the waves. Likewise amid low tide you can get access to a sand store delimited by a rough divider produced using slate and schist of interesting and complex structures: more than 30-meters-tall curves which remind to basilica flying braces, dozen-meters-long buckles, sand passageways between rough pieces and numerous different interests. At the point when low tide is lower than regular, you can get to the adjacent shorelines through the sand augmentation. Then again, it is prudent to be over before the water begins to blanket the shoreline once more, which happens rapidly, since the coast stretch is very nearly flat.