Can you spearfish near Ons island?

Ons is inside the Atlantic Islands National Park, closed to spearfishing in the source. Check charts and local rules near those limits. Natura 2000 advisory notes are not whole-area bans.

What fish can you spearfish in Sanxenxo?

The spot text names bream, ballan wrasse and sea bass. The Cantabrian-NW list also includes gilthead bream, salema, black seabream, grey mullet, red porgy, red mullet, octopus, conger and pollack.

When is the best time to spearfish in the Ría de Pontevedra?

The source gives no month window for Sanxenxo. It marks Atlantic upwelling coast and poor SW to W exposure. Use little sea for Faxilda and A Lanzada.

Do I need a license to spearfish in Galicia?

Yes. Galicia uses the Clase C spearfishing licence through Xunta PE405A, with minimum age 16 and a medical certificate. The rule is regional.

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Q: Where can you spearfish in Sanxenxo?

The source lists Punta Faxilda, Praia de Montalvo, A Lanzada north end, Roquedo de Portonovo/Cabicastro and Cabo Udra. Portonovo is sheltered beginner ground. Faxilda and A Lanzada need little sea.

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A Lanzada (extremo norte)Sanxenxo

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window: Do not forget: in Galicia the permitted days are Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, with the exception of the daily period between Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday and the one running from 1 May to 30 September (Orden 17.09.2009, art. 13.2). On this beach the practical slot is dawn, before the breeze fills in and while the sand is empty.
tide: Here the three-and-a-half-metre spring tide really runs the show: at low water a huge sand platform is uncovered and the northern stones sit almost dry, while the flood covers them again and brings the stream that runs parallel to the beach. That longshore current is the one to watch when you get out.
shelter: The northern end of A Lanzada, the one with the chapel and the old tower, faces west from the isthmus joining O Grove to the mainland: there is no shelter at all, the whole 190°-265° arc comes straight in and 240° lifts the entire shoreline. Only an easterly or northeasterly land wind flattens the beach enough to consider going in.
conditions: Sea bass are worked right at the edge of the foam, between sand tongues and loose stones, and that forces you to go only with very little sea. Half a metre of shore break is enough to fill the water with suspended sand and leave you blind. The good days are flat sea, light wind and, if possible, after a week without storms.
hazard: This beach has well-known rip currents and a shore break that tumbles you: if in doubt, do not go in, because getting out on the north side against the undertow is hard work. Stay well clear of the bathing area and of surfers, and keep the buoy in sight at all times. Ons island is a little over four kilometres west and spearfishing there is banned.
access: You park in the lay-bys along the isthmus road, level with the chapel, and cross the boardwalk over the dune down to the sand. The least bad entry is the northern corner, using the lull the stones create, and you have to time the sets so the break does not catch you. Swim short: there is no need to go far from the shoreline.

Large W-facing beach; classic sea-bass ground, only with a low swell and light wind.

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Cabo UdraSanxenxo

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window: Permitted days are the usual ones in Galicia: Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, plus the daily freedom from Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday and that of 1 May to 30 September (Orden 17.09.2009, art. 13.2). On this cape aim for the slack water at the turn of the tide and always finish in daylight: the day closes at sunset.
tide: At the mouth of the ría the tidal range is around three and a half metres on springs, and here it turns into current sweeping the cape from one side to the other: on the ebb the ría pulls seaward and you feel the push as you round the point. At low water blocks emerge that serve as landmarks for finding your entry again.
shelter: Udra is the granite cape of the Morrazo that separates the Ría de Pontevedra from the Ensenada de Aldán, so it has two faces: the northwest one takes whatever comes up from the open sea, while the eastern one, towards Aldán, is screened by the cape itself. With west and northwest loaded you work the Aldán side; with northeast, the other way round.
conditions: The bottom is big granite blocks with a kelp forest on top, and good-sized bream and ballan wrasse move between the fronds. It holds up better than the beaches because there is almost no sand, but the weed swaying in a running sea blocks your view and makes the shot awkward. In summer upwelling leaves the water cold and greenish for days on end.
hazard: Udra is a protected natural area and that is not decorative: check what specific restrictions apply before you go, because protection of the land and sea surroundings can affect access and uses. Ons island, where spearfishing is banned outright, lies some seven and a half kilometres to the west. And respect the sizes: grouper is not below 45 cm.
access: You get there on the Bueu-to-Aldán road and leave the car at the cape viewpoint car park; from there a path through pines and gorse drops to the boulder coves. The comfortable entry is in the eastern cove, hopping from stone to stone in calm water. Never exit on the northwest face when there is sea: the granite is slippery and unforgiving.

Protected rocky cape on the Ría de Pontevedra; rock with boulders and kelp, bream and ballan wrasse; respect the protected zone.

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Praia de MontalvoSanxenxo

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window: The regional calendar applies here too: Saturdays, Sundays and official public holidays (state and Galician) are the allowed days, with a daily free run over Easter, from Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday, and between 1 May and 30 September (Orden 17.09.2009, art. 13.2). In July and August the only gap left is first thing in the morning.
tide: With the Rías Baixas springs, in the order of three and a half metres, the beach changes size a lot: at low water you walk a good stretch of firm sand to reach the sea and can get to the rocky ends on foot, while at high water you have to swim to them. The current here is weak; what matters is how much sand is exposed.
shelter: Montalvo is a sandy beach facing south-southwest with a rocky patch at each end, and Punta Faxilda cuts off a good part of what comes from the west. It is still sensitive to the 190°-265° sector, above all to 240°, but with north and northeast winds it sits sheltered and the shoreline goes almost lake-like.
conditions: What you hunt here is on the two rocky patches at the ends, not on the sandy middle. The water clouds quickly with any wave because the bottom is fine sand, so you want the beach quiet and several days without a storm. In summer the temperature can drop several degrees overnight once the upwelling kicks in.
hazard: The risk here is not the sea but the people: in summer Montalvo is a flagged bathing beach and you cannot shoot near swimmers or near anyone fishing from the shore, so work only at the ends and keep the buoy visible at all times. Ons island, with its blanket ban, lies about five kilometres to the west.
access: Wide parking behind the dune and a direct walk down to the sand, no steps and no jumps: it is one of the easiest accesses in the area. You get in through the middle and swim to one side or the other, two or three hundred metres out to the stones. With a southwesterly sea the shore break slams hard and it is better to exit at the eastern end.

Sand with rock at both ends; easy entry, semi-sheltered from the W.

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Punta FaxildaSanxenxo

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window: The Galician regime rules: weekends and public holidays only, except the daily window from Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday and the long season from 1 May to 30 September, when any day is allowed (Orden 17.09.2009, art. 13.2). On this point the afternoon pays better, when the sun lights up the southwest wall.
tide: The Rías Baixas move about three and a half metres on springs, and on a headland like this the tide mostly turns into current sweeping the drop-off. At low water rock platforms appear that let you walk in, and at high water you have to find a higher exit because those same platforms end up in the wash.
shelter: Faxilda is the rocky elbow separating Montalvo from A Lanzada and it is wide open to the 190°-265° arc, with 240° the worst heading: that is where the ground swell coming up from the mouth of the Ría de Pontevedra arrives. With a northeasterly, though, the headland casts its own shadow and the eastern side goes flat.
conditions: The good part of Faxilda is the southwest drop-offs, where the rock falls away in steps and bream and ballan wrasse cross over. The water holds up well against silt because there is little loose sand, but two days of heavy sea leave a white layer at the surface that takes time to clear. Summer upwelling comes in cold and green with steady northeasterlies.
hazard: Ons island, together with its surrounding waters, is part of the Illas Atlánticas National Park and spearfishing there is not permitted under any circumstances; from Faxilda it lies a little over three kilometres to the west. The spot itself is outside the park, but the border runs across the sea and nobody marks it, so do not head off towards the island.
access: There is parking by the Faxilda viewpoint on the Montalvo-to-A Lanzada road, and a short path drops to the rocks on the eastern side. You can get in there without drama even with a bit of movement, because the elbow of the cape shelters it; the southwest face, the one with the drop-offs, is reached by swimming and is no place to try to exit.

Rocky point between Montalvo and A Lanzada; drop-offs to the SW, sea bream and ballan wrasse, exposed to swell.

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Roquedo de Portonovo (Cabicastro)Sanxenxo

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window: The regional calendar applies inside the ría just the same: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, plus daily in the stretch from Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday and in the long one from 1 May to 30 September (Orden 17.09.2009, art. 13.2). Early morning the harbour is quiet; from midday boats come and go non-stop.
tide: The range is the same as everywhere in the Rías Baixas, around three and a half metres on springs, but in here it translates into very little: the current is gentle and the change shows mainly in how much stone is uncovered. At low water the reef turns almost into a pool and you dive in very little water, which suits a beginner.
shelter: The Cabicastro reef already lies inside the Ría de Pontevedra, in the lee of the point that closes Portonovo to the west, and that strips away most of the energy from the 190°-265° sector. What does get in is a southerly, blowing up the ría and raising a short slop; with north and northeast winds it is one of the calmest places around.
conditions: Mixed bottom of stone, sand and a little seagrass at shallow depth: this is a learning spot, more for getting used to breath-hold work than for chasing a big fish. Visibility depends on two things: whether it has rained, because the ría clouds up with fresh water, and boat traffic, which stirs the soft bottom near the harbour.
hazard: Watch two things. First, Portonovo harbour is right next door: constant traffic, moorings and working boats, and you must respect the 300 m from professional vessels at work. Second, Anexo VI of Orden 17.09.2009 closes inner waters with lines we have not mapped: check the closing line for the Ría de Pontevedra.
access: The usual thing is to leave the car in Portonovo and walk the promenade out to Cabicastro point, getting in over the low stones on the western side, well clear of the harbour entrance. You do not need to swim far: the reef starts a few metres off the shore. Avoid entering by the quay, where boats manoeuvre blind.

Mixed bottom sheltered inside the ría; good for beginners.

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What's in season,
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Minimum sizes by caladero (in the table below). Season depends on the species and place.

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European seabass
Dicentrarchus labrax · Cantabrian & NW · RD 347/2011 art. 4 bis
gilthead seabream
Sparus aurata · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
salema / saupe
Sarpa salpa · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
⚠️ Do NOT eat the head/guts (ichthyosarcotoxism).
bogue
Boops boops · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
black seabream
Spondyliosoma cantharus · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
grey mullet
Mugil / Chelon spp. · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
red porgy
Pagrus pagrus · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
striped red mullet
Mullus surmuletus · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
common octopus
Octopus vulgaris · Cantabrian & NW · 1 kg
Talla por PESO: mín. 1 kg (RD 560/1995, todos los anexos). No coger hembras con huevos.
European conger
Conger conger · Cantabrian & NW · RD 560/1995 Anexo I
pollack
Pollachius pollachius · Cantabrian & NW · closed 1 Jan–30 Apr
Talla operativa 42 cm; máx. 2 ejemplares/día (medida recreativa anual de la UE, Reg. 2025/202). ⚠️ Atlantic: recreational CLOSED 1 Jan–30 Apr (catch-and-release).

Law

✓Spearfishing licence mandatory; the AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY issues it (not the State) and it is valid in the exterior waters of the whole coast. Free-diving only — scuba is banned (, art. 3).
✓Spearfishing catch may not be sold or traded — it is non-commercial fishing ().
✓Night prohibited: spearfishing only in daylight (sunset to sunrise not allowed) — , art. 16.d.
✓Marker buoy MANDATORY: mark your position with a clearly visible buoy and stay within 25 m of it — , art. 15.
✓Never keep the speargun loaded out of the water — , art. 16.a.
✓Keep at least 300 m from professional fishing vessels that are working — , art. 12.b.
✓The state act (, art. 16) bans, for spearfishing: a loaded gun out of the water; explosive/electric points and lamps (hand torches excepted); underwater scooters; night — from sunset to sunrise. Plus art. 12 b), d), e): 300 m from professional fishing vessels, light as an attractant, poisons/explosives. A ban in a PARTICULAR reserve, port or beach comes from that place's OWN instrument (the reserve's order, the autonomous community's rules, the port authority) — see the no-take zones on the map and your community's rules.
✓Min. sizes by ( + + EU 2019/1241): sea bass 42 cm (rec.) / 36 cm / 25 cm Mediterranean / 22 cm Canaries; gilthead bream 20 cm and white seabream 23 cm in the Mediterranean (EU 2019/1241); grouper 45 cm. See your zone's species card.
✓Only species in Annex I of may be taken; keeping, landing or transporting undersized specimens is prohibited.
✓The licence needs a medical fitness certificate for free-diving and civil-liability insurance (or a federative licence, which includes it). Mandatory in the Basque Country/Murcia/Asturias/Galicia; the federative licence covers it in Galicia/Balearics/Cantabria; the Canaries and Andalusia do NOT require it for the individual licence (a responsible health declaration). Minimum age generally 16 (14 in Andalusia).

Safety protocol

Sets: watch the wave trains ≥15 min before entering; Hmax ≈ 2×Hs, the wash can run 50 m past the foam line. A lull >10 min with period >12 s = a big set «overdue», do NOT enter; enter right after a full set passes and re-check at minute 30.
Exit FIRST: find your exit AND a backup before entering. On a rocky/boulder shore a 0.5 m rise in swell can make the exit impossible — getting pinned/unable to climb out is the main killer.
Headland rip: prominent points often have a permanent topographic rip regardless of the model — locate it, enter/exit on the windward side, never swim against it.
Cold: wetsuit per the SST chip; the first shiver = a metabolic surge and a drop in breath-hold → get out at the first steady shiver. Cap the session at 45–60 min below 15 °C.
Solo discipline: buoy up; tell someone the spot and exit time; conservative breath-hold (never push it in cold/murky/surfy water); visibility <3 m — don't enter.
Afternoon wind: on many coasts the wind builds from midday — plan to be out of the water by midday; the chop builds — get out.
UV 11:00–15:00 (UVI ≥6): sunscreen and cover up on the surface interval.
Solo is a fundamental risk (hypoxic blackout with no buddy). Any doubt = No-go.

Spearfishing in Sanxenxo: spots, seasons and rules

Updated 2026-07-09 · By Oleksandr, spearfisher

Spearfishing in Sanxenxo sits between exposed beach ground and Ría de Pontevedra shelter. Punta Faxilda and A Lanzada depend on SW or W exposure, swell and light wind; Montalvo has sand, rock at both ends and easy entry; Portonovo/Cabicastro is sheltered and good for starting out. Ons is not a fallback spot: it is in the Atlantic Islands National Park, where spearfishing is banned. For legal entry, Galicia uses PE405A.

TL;DR

Sanxenxo mixes open beaches and Ría de Pontevedra shelter: A Lanzada and Punta Faxilda face W or SW, while Portonovo is sheltered.

Roquedo de Portonovo (Cabicastro) is the beginner ground; Praia de Montalvo has easy entry and partial W shelter.

Ons is Atlantic Islands National Park no-take; Punta Faxilda and Cabo Udra carry Natura 2000 advisory notes.

Where can you spearfish in Sanxenxo?

Separate open beach from ría shelter. Punta Faxilda has SW drop-offs, bream and ballan wrasse, but takes swell. Montalvo is sand with rock at both ends and easy entry. A Lanzada is W-facing, only for low swell and light wind. Portonovo/Cabicastro is sheltered mixed bottom and good for starting out. Cabo Udra is protected rocky cape with boulders, kelp, bream and ballan wrasse.

Spot	Type	Depth	Level	Access	Notes
Punta Faxilda	Rocky point between Montalvo and A Lanzada	SW drop-offs	-	-	Bream and ballan wrasse in the source, but exposed to swell. Also flagged as Natura 2000 advisory in Complexo Ons - O Grove.
Praia de Montalvo	Sand with rock at both ends	Rock at the beach ends	-	Easy entry	Semi-sheltered from the W. The source states easy entry, not a safety score.
A Lanzada (extremo norte)	Large W-facing beach	Shore break and nearby rock	-	-	Classic sea bass ground, only with low swell and light wind.
Roquedo de Portonovo (Cabicastro)	Mixed bottom inside the ría	Sheltered mixed bottom	Beginner ground

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