MONTE BRANCO

The highest rampant dune on the peninsula and at the foot of which unfolds the caramiña, the flower that gives its name to this locality.

In the cove of Trece stands the highest rampant dune on the peninsula, with a height of 150 m. At the foot of the dune are the endangered caramignan bushes (Corema album), with a large reserve in the northwest area. In the cove of Trece, on one of the slopes of Monte Branco, rises the highest rampant dune on the peninsula, at 150 metres. At its feet grow the caramiñas (Corema album). The name of the municipality comes from these endangered shrubs, which have the largest reserve in northwest Spain. The most unspoilt area of Camariñas lies between the beaches of Trece and the dune of Monte Branco