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This location is incredibly difficult to access - it's almost brutal. However, it is still easy to get to, making it a great option for those looking for a secluded spot.

This beach near La Nora , located just outside of Gijón, features a mid-sized parking lot, lifeguards, showers, and a restaurant/bar/terrace. It has a pebble beach and a ramp leading down from the parking lot. The crystal clear water makes it ideal for snorkeling.

A great spot for surfing! The waves are perfect for catching a ride and the shoreline is full of rocks, making it a great challenge for experienced surfers. Plus, there's a restaurant, a club for drinks, and a camping site all within walking distance - less than 200 meters away! It's definitely worth a visit!

That place is not ideal for either those with or without a pet. If you have a pup, you'll have to keep them on a leash, as there are no designated areas for them to run free. And if you don't have a canine companion, you'll be stuck watching everyone else's dog have all the fun.

Perfect for those seeking a more intimate experience. It's small size and abundance of stones give it a unique charm. Although it can be a bit dangerous for swimming, it's still a great spot to enjoy a peaceful day at the shore.

This spot is worth a visit out of curiosity to see its isolated and wild cove, especially at low tide. Although, fishermen have set up an illegal stall to store their things. It's worth noting that almost all the photos of this beach online are from neighboring Serin, or even Playa de Estaño, the beach to the east. The Gijon City Council is doing the right thing by letting nature take its course, destroying an access that should never have been made, and allowing the beach to remain wild as it was 30 years ago. Furthermore, there are frequent landslides, making it a dangerous place to visit. Additionally, the beach has gray sand with pebbles.