Beach: San Juan

It has showers, changing rooms, toilets, telephones, a promenade, nothing is lacking. Two bus lines stop here,. 105-050.

Beach: San Juan

This is an unspoilt area of white sands.

Beach: San Julián

Good surfing beach and for fishing.

Beach: San Lázaro

Beach: San Lorenzo (Gijón)

This crescent-shaped beach is the largest, most historic and emblematic in Gijón. It is located within the city itself, very near the centre. It is separated from Poniente beach by the Cimadevilla neighbourhood. ...

Beach: San Lorenzo

Beach: San Lorenzo

Beach surrounded by typical arable lands of the area.

Beach: San Marcos

Small cove located between two strips of stones. It can be accessed by the sea or on foot along a walkway that crosses a terraced hillside where banana trees are grown.

Beach: San Marcos

Close to the neighbourhood of San Marcos is a beach with flat waters and black sand. Modern facilities. There is a Red Cross post, showers, changing rooms, toilets, sunshades, deck chairs, and telephones.

Beach: San Martín

Beach: San Martín

This beach is located inside the town centre of Santoña. It is a narrow, sand strip that stretches to the town and the promenade. In the proximity there are beaches such as Berria and Tregandín. From Santoña, there are beautiful views of Laredo and its Marina that go up into the Treto river.

Beach: San Martiño

Beach: San Miguel

Beach: San Miguel de Cabo de Gata

Marina that fringes this beach with pedlars. A good choice of restaurants in the area.

Beach: San Miguel (Cartaya)

River beach located on the Piedras river, between El Rompido and Nuevo Portil. Its main attraction is its pine forest, which leads directly to an extensive beach of fine white sand.

Beach: San Miguel

A spectacular dune landscape, very popular for windsurfing, kitesurfing and scuba diving. It has an artificial salt water lake, a bike lane and two "chiringuitos" (outdoor bar-restaurants).

Beach: San Miro

Beach: Sant Joan

Beach: Sant Jordi

A blue flag beach. Sant Jordi d'Alfama Castle(13th-18th century), is located on the beach it lends its name to. It has open-air bars, showers, volleyball net, WC cabins, etc. It is almost wider than it is long.

Beach: Sant Llorenç

Beach: Sant Martí d'Empúries

Beach: Sant Miquel

Beach: Sant Pere Pescador

An enormous and fabulous beach where all sports and wind-related leisure activities are enjoyed. Surroundings of green areas, low-rise housing and campsites make this a peaceful beach.

Beach: Sant Pere

This beach, lying below the Mal Pas Housing Estate, is, along with Sant Joan, the only sandy beach on this stretch of coast.