Water temperature at Borna

🌊 Water temperature 15.3°C Fresh

🌡️ Air temperature 16.0°C

💨 Wind 8 km/t

☀️ UV index 0.0

Air, wind and UV are estimates from a weather model, fetched today, 04:00 · Open-Meteo

Description

En zona de astilleros con baja ocupación.

Borna is a semi-urban beach of sand in Moaña (Pontevedra). At Borna the sand is white.

It measures 500 metres long and 10 metres wide; recorded occupancy is low.

Sea state recorded by MITECO for Borna: calm water. Borna is reached easily on foot and by car, and has parking.

Borna is listed with a lifeguard service in the MITECO registry. Hazard signage is recorded at Borna.

Length: 500 metros
Width: 10 metros
Sand type: Blanca (Arena)
Occupancy: Bajo
Sea conditions: Aguas tranquilas
Access: A pie fácil / Coche
Reference hospital:: Hospital Xeral-Cíes
Nearest marina:: Puerto Deportivo de Moaña

Facilities

Confirmed in the registry

🛟 Lifeguard
♿ Wheelchair access
🚿 Showers
🅿️ Parking
🍽️ Restaurants

Not recorded in the registry for Borna: Toilets, Foot wash, Children's area, Sports area, Surf zone, Diving, Umbrella rental, Sunbed rental, Nudism.

Facilities at Borna according to the MITECO beach registry. “Not recorded” means the registry does not list it, not that the service is banned or withdrawn; “no data” means the field is empty. Always check the signs at the beach before you swim. Beach registry: March 2026 edition.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a lifeguard at Borna?

Yes. A lifeguard service is recorded at Borna, though it is usually seasonal: check the hours when you get there.

How do you get to Borna?

MITECO records that you get to Borna easily on foot and by car, and there is parking.

Is Borna a good beach for children?

Borna has no children's area on record, but the registry describes calm water. Check the flag at Borna on the day: conditions change with the wind.

Does Borna have a Blue Flag?

No. Borna is not listed with a Blue Flag in the MITECO data. The nearest Blue Flag beach is A Punta (Vigo), 2 km away in a straight line. Not having one does not make Borna worse: the award certifies services and water quality, not scenery.