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San Lorenzo Beach, located in the heart of Gijón, is one of Asturias' most iconic beaches, stretching approximately 1550 meters in a shell shape. Though it offers an excellent environment for families and various amenities, including showers and restaurants, many visitors note that it can get overcrowded during summer.

  • Pros: Beautiful location with fine sand and excellent services.
  • Cons: Overcrowded in summer, issues with theft, and limited space when the tide is high.
  • Access: Easy access via multiple means, though parking can be challenging during peak times.
  • Activities: Popular among families, surfers, and those looking for a scenic promenade.

The beach is well-maintained, clean, and an excellent spot for water activities like surfing, though caution is advised regarding currents. Overall, San Lorenzo Beach remains a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

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Gijón - Provincia de Asturias - Spain

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Carjul García-Bernardo Fernández 11 months ago

Positive experience: It's great that in winter they allow dogs and still there are parts where they don't have access. Couldn't the same be done in summer so that the furry ones can enjoy the beach during that season? Part of the beach dog-friendly and part free of dogs, I think that would be better. Other than that, in summer it gets packed, the water isn't the cleanest where the piles are, but you can see some fish and I like it because it has waves and the sunset is nice, so from Gijón, my favorite, within the city itself which can be reached on foot without problems, 9/10.

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Aurelio Florez 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo Beach, Gijón, Asturias, Spain .- Beach very crowded with people in the summer. In winter, dogs have access .- Pollution problems with the port of Musel and the Piles river .- San Lorenzo Beach is probably the most famous beach in Asturias. It is the bay of Gijón, one of the most beautiful in northern Spain. San Lorenzo Beach is located right in the center of Gijón. With a length of 1550 meters and a shell shape, it is one of the most emblematic beaches of the Principality of Asturias. It stretches from staircase 0, located behind San Pedro Church, to staircase number 16, at the mouth of the Piles river. .- The most traditional and largest beach in Gijón, a classic destination for bathers in all seasons. Presided over by the San Pedro church, it is one of the most represented images of the city. Shell-shaped, its promenade of almost three kilometers is frequented at any time. Length: 1,500 m to 1,800 m Access type: Easy; (By car, On foot, Bus) Sand type: Golden Beach type: Urban Services: Smoke-free beach | Hospitality service | Showers | Restrooms | Parking | Lifeguard service | Surfing | Sunbed rental Access: Fee required during summer, difficult to find parking. Easy on foot Pet ordinance on the beach: Access and presence of domestic animals on the beach is prohibited from 05/01 to 09/30. Access for domestic animals is allowed on the beach from 10/01 to 04/30 (between staircases 2 and 8). On promenades and urban areas, near beach accesses, the presence of pets will be allowed as long as they are leashed with a fixed length of no more than one meter and, when necessary due to the characteristics of the animal, must be equipped with a muzzle.

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valentin Orejas 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Very lively beach with a long promenade and several bars, cider houses, and breweries. In summer, especially crowded. Very close to the Molina stadium. There are several parking lots in the surrounding area, both on the streets and underground. Recommendable beach for the walk and enjoyment in the terraces around. Great promenade if you are traveling through Asturias and Gijón.

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francisco gil 1 year ago

Negative experience: San Lorenzo beach has a very serious problem between October and May: dog access. It is inconceivable and third-world. Especially when dog owners have the Rinconín beach, reserved for dogs 365 days a year, less than a kilometer away. It seems that dogs and their owners have more privileges than the rest of the citizens. All the responsibility lies with the Gijón city council, which has a very permissive stance towards dog owners. Dogs outside of San Lorenzo, not a single day at San Lorenzo !!!!

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Imanol Iribarren Brizuela 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: We visited it on the day of the air show, which is highly recommended to see. It is a very large beach with various parking options nearby.

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Carjul García-Bernardo Fernández 11 months ago

Positive experience: It's great that in winter they allow dogs and still there are parts where they don't have access. Couldn't the same be done in summer so that the furry ones can enjoy the beach during that season? Part of the beach dog-friendly and part free of dogs, I think that would be better. Other than that, in summer it gets packed, the water isn't the cleanest where the piles are, but you can see some fish and I like it because it has waves and the sunset is nice, so from Gijón, my favorite, within the city itself which can be reached on foot without problems, 9/10.

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james.vapormat VAPORMAT 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: For me, it's the best beach I've ever been to, the space, comfort, and proximity to everything are the best, excellent with kids, and its atmosphere is incredible.

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Aurelio Florez 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo Beach, Gijón, Asturias, Spain .- Beach very crowded with people in the summer. In winter, dogs have access .- Pollution problems with the port of Musel and the Piles river .- San Lorenzo Beach is probably the most famous beach in Asturias. It is the bay of Gijón, one of the most beautiful in northern Spain. San Lorenzo Beach is located right in the center of Gijón. With a length of 1550 meters and a shell shape, it is one of the most emblematic beaches of the Principality of Asturias. It stretches from staircase 0, located behind San Pedro Church, to staircase number 16, at the mouth of the Piles river. .- The most traditional and largest beach in Gijón, a classic destination for bathers in all seasons. Presided over by the San Pedro church, it is one of the most represented images of the city. Shell-shaped, its promenade of almost three kilometers is frequented at any time. Length: 1,500 m to 1,800 m Access type: Easy; (By car, On foot, Bus) Sand type: Golden Beach type: Urban Services: Smoke-free beach | Hospitality service | Showers | Restrooms | Parking | Lifeguard service | Surfing | Sunbed rental Access: Fee required during summer, difficult to find parking. Easy on foot Pet ordinance on the beach: Access and presence of domestic animals on the beach is prohibited from 05/01 to 09/30. Access for domestic animals is allowed on the beach from 10/01 to 04/30 (between staircases 2 and 8). On promenades and urban areas, near beach accesses, the presence of pets will be allowed as long as they are leashed with a fixed length of no more than one meter and, when necessary due to the characteristics of the animal, must be equipped with a muzzle.

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francisco gil 1 year ago

Negative experience: San Lorenzo beach has a very serious problem between October and May: dog access. It is inconceivable and third-world. Especially when dog owners have the Rinconín beach, reserved for dogs 365 days a year, less than a kilometer away. It seems that dogs and their owners have more privileges than the rest of the citizens. All the responsibility lies with the Gijón city council, which has a very permissive stance towards dog owners. Dogs outside of San Lorenzo, not a single day at San Lorenzo !!!!

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M. Rubio 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Perfect spot to spend hours. There are many people doing different types of activities, and out of the swimming season, a good part of the beach is opened up for walking with dogs, where a large number of them gather and can enjoy non-stop.

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Riury Rodríguez 11 months ago

Fantastic experience: Amazing coastline to walk through. You can take it from San Pedro Church all the way until getting to the end. Either by the sand or by the sidewalk. There are many interesting places to stop by and enjoy it. If you go to Gijón, this is one of the most charming places to visit.

Aurelio Florez 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo Beach, Gijón, Asturias, Spain .- Beach very crowded with people in the summer. In winter, dogs have access .- Pollution problems with the port of Musel and the Piles river .- San Lorenzo Beach is probably the most famous beach in Asturias. It is the bay of Gijón, one of the most beautiful in northern Spain. San Lorenzo Beach is located right in the center of Gijón. With a length of 1550 meters and a shell shape, it is one of the most emblematic beaches of the Principality of Asturias. It stretches from staircase 0, located behind San Pedro Church, to staircase number 16, at the mouth of the Piles river. .- The most traditional and largest beach in Gijón, a classic destination for bathers in all seasons. Presided over by the San Pedro church, it is one of the most represented images of the city. Shell-shaped, its promenade of almost three kilometers is frequented at any time. Length: 1,500 m to 1,800 m Access type: Easy; (By car, On foot, Bus) Sand type: Golden Beach type: Urban Services: Smoke-free beach | Hospitality service | Showers | Restrooms | Parking | Lifeguard service | Surfing | Sunbed rental Access: Fee required during summer, difficult to find parking. Easy on foot Pet ordinance on the beach: Access and presence of domestic animals on the beach is prohibited from 05/01 to 09/30. Access for domestic animals is allowed on the beach from 10/01 to 04/30 (between staircases 2 and 8). On promenades and urban areas, near beach accesses, the presence of pets will be allowed as long as they are leashed with a fixed length of no more than one meter and, when necessary due to the characteristics of the animal, must be equipped with a muzzle.

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sandra anton 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: This beach is quite large, with plenty of space until the tide rises and it runs out of sand. Ideal for swimming and surfing.

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Maria Luisa “maheme2004” 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Excellent, with a beautiful promenade all around. Fine sand and a very clean beach.

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Elena Carlon Ladron de Cegama 1 year ago

Positive experience: City beach that during high tide has very little sand, but at low tide it is spectacular. White, very fine sand. It has three swimming areas and another for surfers. You must pay attention to the lifeguard's instructions because there are very dangerous areas due to the currents. There are showers along the beach, a section with private cabins that adds color to the beach, terraces, and restaurants in front. Along the seaside promenade, which is always very crowded, there are ice cream shops, clothing stalls, earrings, bracelets, bags...

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Elena Carlon Ladron de Cegama 1 year ago

Positive experience: City beach that during high tide has very little sand, but at low tide it is spectacular. White, very fine sand. It has three swimming areas and another for surfers. You must pay attention to the lifeguard's instructions because there are very dangerous areas due to the currents. There are showers along the beach, a section with private cabins that adds color to the beach, terraces, and restaurants in front. Along the seaside promenade, which is always very crowded, there are ice cream shops, clothing stalls, earrings, bracelets, bags...

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Esther Mañanes 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The best beach in Gijón where you can walk, sunbathe, stroll, have something to drink on the terraces, eat in the restaurants, and you have the best view of the Cantabrian Sea, especially when there is rough seas.

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Patricia Buceta 4 years ago

Fantastic experience: Beautiful location in the city centre, lots of bars and restaurants around. Great to go for a walk, sunbathing, go for a dip. Really clean!

Laura Soldevila 4 years ago

Fantastic experience: Busy, but clean and inviting. Family oriented. Beach chair for rent. Plenty of shops and restaurants in the area.

Zach Swarts 7 years ago

Positive experience: It's the main beach in Gijon and quite popular. It's a long stretch of beach with plenty of cafés and restaurants along the boardwalk. It's also offers great views and is right next to the city centre where you can explore the old part of the city.

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Gustavo Espinoza 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The perfect place for summer, family. Spacious areas, safety, lifeguards always attentive both out of and in the water.

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Maxim BK 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo beach is not a bad choice. It is the main beach of Gijón, and if you live there, you always have the option to relax for a while. However, it is true that on sunny days it gets very crowded, with people playing with a ball or someone always playing music with a speaker, and therefore tranquility is hard to achieve. Another issue is the fact that there are usually many waves, which is great if you are a surfer, but on the other hand, it's not suitable for swimming for a while, in which case I recommend some swimming goggles. Other than that, there are lifeguards, it is relatively clean, there are showers, establishments nearby, and some beautiful sunsets.

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Suky Montalvo 1 year ago

Positive experience: You are only allowed to swim in areas marked off by the lifeguards.

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Faheem Indrabi 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: The beach is well-maintained and offers facilities such as showers and lifeguards. It's also a favorite spot for surfers due to its consistent waves. Overall, Playa de Lorenzo is a must-visit destination for those looking to enjoy the beauty of the Asturian coast.

diego 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Maravillosa playa... Salvavidas muy atentos a su trabajo, la playa es amplia, con bares y restaurantes cerca. Recomendable.

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Carjul García-Bernardo Fernández 11 months ago

Positive experience: It's great that in winter they allow dogs and still there are parts where they don't have access. Couldn't the same be done in summer so that the furry ones can enjoy the beach during that season? Part of the beach dog-friendly and part free of dogs, I think that would be better. Other than that, in summer it gets packed, the water isn't the cleanest where the piles are, but you can see some fish and I like it because it has waves and the sunset is nice, so from Gijón, my favorite, within the city itself which can be reached on foot without problems, 9/10.

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Javier Fernandez 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: One of the best beaches in Spain. Always clean. Almost always with waves. Huge and next to the city, with all its services.

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Joel Rodriguez “jOeLiN” 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The wonderful natural beach of Gijon, miles long, perfect for sunbathing or taking a dip in its clean waters.

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Margarita G.A. 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: I admire it every day. It is always clean. It is cozy and you can stroll along the promenade and go quite far. It offers shows on certain dates. BEAUTIFUL

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Rosa Marfil 1 year ago

Positive experience: The sun finally came out. A spectacular beach for walking. Family-friendly and very clean, but being in the north, you have to start leaving around 4 PM because of high tide...

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Aurelio Florez 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo Beach, Gijón, Asturias, Spain .- Beach very crowded with people in the summer. In winter, dogs have access .- Pollution problems with the port of Musel and the Piles river .- San Lorenzo Beach is probably the most famous beach in Asturias. It is the bay of Gijón, one of the most beautiful in northern Spain. San Lorenzo Beach is located right in the center of Gijón. With a length of 1550 meters and a shell shape, it is one of the most emblematic beaches of the Principality of Asturias. It stretches from staircase 0, located behind San Pedro Church, to staircase number 16, at the mouth of the Piles river. .- The most traditional and largest beach in Gijón, a classic destination for bathers in all seasons. Presided over by the San Pedro church, it is one of the most represented images of the city. Shell-shaped, its promenade of almost three kilometers is frequented at any time. Length: 1,500 m to 1,800 m Access type: Easy; (By car, On foot, Bus) Sand type: Golden Beach type: Urban Services: Smoke-free beach | Hospitality service | Showers | Restrooms | Parking | Lifeguard service | Surfing | Sunbed rental Access: Fee required during summer, difficult to find parking. Easy on foot Pet ordinance on the beach: Access and presence of domestic animals on the beach is prohibited from 05/01 to 09/30. Access for domestic animals is allowed on the beach from 10/01 to 04/30 (between staircases 2 and 8). On promenades and urban areas, near beach accesses, the presence of pets will be allowed as long as they are leashed with a fixed length of no more than one meter and, when necessary due to the characteristics of the animal, must be equipped with a muzzle.

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sandra anton 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: This beach is quite large, with plenty of space until the tide rises and it runs out of sand. Ideal for swimming and surfing.

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Elena Carlon Ladron de Cegama 1 year ago

Positive experience: City beach that during high tide has very little sand, but at low tide it is spectacular. White, very fine sand. It has three swimming areas and another for surfers. You must pay attention to the lifeguard's instructions because there are very dangerous areas due to the currents. There are showers along the beach, a section with private cabins that adds color to the beach, terraces, and restaurants in front. Along the seaside promenade, which is always very crowded, there are ice cream shops, clothing stalls, earrings, bracelets, bags...

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Maxim BK 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo beach is not a bad choice. It is the main beach of Gijón, and if you live there, you always have the option to relax for a while. However, it is true that on sunny days it gets very crowded, with people playing with a ball or someone always playing music with a speaker, and therefore tranquility is hard to achieve. Another issue is the fact that there are usually many waves, which is great if you are a surfer, but on the other hand, it's not suitable for swimming for a while, in which case I recommend some swimming goggles. Other than that, there are lifeguards, it is relatively clean, there are showers, establishments nearby, and some beautiful sunsets.

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Evans Neal 1 year ago

Positive experience: Clean, a section for surfers and limited for bathers at times

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Imanol Iribarren Brizuela 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: We visited it on the day of the air show, which is highly recommended to see. It is a very large beach with various parking options nearby.

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Alberto Alonso Bulnes 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: An authentic paradise in Gijón, with its pet area and various meeting points, sun, sand, surf, waves, company, relaxation, in short, everything.

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MARCELINO A. 2 years ago

Positive experience: Playa en Gijón. Tiene un buen paseo de punta a punta del paseo. Playa amplia y de arena agradable. Puedes encontrar aparcamiento cercano a la playa. Diversidad de bares cercanos para probar una buena gastronomía.

Josep Munné i Canudas 6 years ago

Positive experience: Platja fantástica amb socorristas, superneta amb containers diversos de deixalles.

Raúl Jover Criado 6 years ago

Fantastic experience: En una palabra: espectacular. Cualquier playa del Levante se queda atrás. En ésta no hay aglomeraciones y se puede disfrutar de la espectacularidad de un mar embravecido durante la pleamar. La gente es muy diversa y se disfruta al máximo de todo tipo de actividades, principalmente el surfing. Eso sí, hay que procurar hacer caso de los guardacostas: no merece la pena jugarse la vida poniéndose uno a prueba. Aquí se viene a disfrutar.

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loreline e 7 years ago

Fantastic experience: En général, je ne suis pas enthousiaste quand on me propose une plage de centre ville (cf plage du Prado de Marseille ou la Baule et sa "plage"centrale....ennui). Je préfère les petites criques ou les plages de cailloux de Bretagne... Mais j'ai fait la rencontre de cette plage!!! Il faut éclairer le contexte: première vacances depuis des années, les Asturies c'est la Terre de mon compagnon et y'a des bus tout le temps dans ces coins là!!!! Bref, j'ai pu quitter la maison de campagne de belle maman sur les hauteurs tôt le matin, prendre le bus toute seule pour rien ( moins d'un euros), ma serviette sur l'épaule et un petit sac qui va dans l'eau ( si ça existait c'est hyper pratique, merci le canoe-kayak), arriver direct à la plage, me faire trois heures de défi aux vagues ou de nages tranquille selon l'humeur de l'océan! Après direct à pied en trois minutes shopping en centre ville en croquant une poire et retour par le bus sans encombre, sans trop de coup de soleil, salée et heureuse! Océan+sable+shopping fabuleux+ autonomie de transport pas cher = vacances pas farniente mais pleine de vie!!!! Les Asturies, source de vie!!!

San Lorenzo Beach: Reviews

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Maria Trinidad Martinez Puertas 11 months ago

Fantastic experience: It's a beautiful place to visit!! As when the tide comes in, it eats away the beach.

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Isabel Soler 11 months ago

Fantastic experience: A beautiful beach, with a very nice promenade! Very well maintained.

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Riury Rodríguez 11 months ago

Fantastic experience: Amazing coastline to walk through. You can take it from San Pedro Church all the way until getting to the end. Either by the sand or by the sidewalk. There are many interesting places to stop by and enjoy it. If you go to Gijón, this is one of the most charming places to visit.

Roberto AR 11 months ago

Fantastic experience: My favorite beach in the city of Gijón

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Carjul García-Bernardo Fernández 11 months ago

Positive experience: It's great that in winter they allow dogs and still there are parts where they don't have access. Couldn't the same be done in summer so that the furry ones can enjoy the beach during that season? Part of the beach dog-friendly and part free of dogs, I think that would be better. Other than that, in summer it gets packed, the water isn't the cleanest where the piles are, but you can see some fish and I like it because it has waves and the sunset is nice, so from Gijón, my favorite, within the city itself which can be reached on foot without problems, 9/10.

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Sil Mak 1 year ago

Positive experience: I had bad luck, there were so many people that I can't evaluate it as well as I should.

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Diego Castro 1 year ago

Positive experience: Good beach to go with children, but you have to be careful with the tide.

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Maria Isabel 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: It's a very nice beach, the downside is that there are many robberies and they say there is so much police controlling the beach but when robberies happen you can't find anyone.

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james.vapormat VAPORMAT 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: For me, it's the best beach I've ever been to, the space, comfort, and proximity to everything are the best, excellent with kids, and its atmosphere is incredible.

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Aurelio Florez 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo Beach, Gijón, Asturias, Spain .- Beach very crowded with people in the summer. In winter, dogs have access .- Pollution problems with the port of Musel and the Piles river .- San Lorenzo Beach is probably the most famous beach in Asturias. It is the bay of Gijón, one of the most beautiful in northern Spain. San Lorenzo Beach is located right in the center of Gijón. With a length of 1550 meters and a shell shape, it is one of the most emblematic beaches of the Principality of Asturias. It stretches from staircase 0, located behind San Pedro Church, to staircase number 16, at the mouth of the Piles river. .- The most traditional and largest beach in Gijón, a classic destination for bathers in all seasons. Presided over by the San Pedro church, it is one of the most represented images of the city. Shell-shaped, its promenade of almost three kilometers is frequented at any time. Length: 1,500 m to 1,800 m Access type: Easy; (By car, On foot, Bus) Sand type: Golden Beach type: Urban Services: Smoke-free beach | Hospitality service | Showers | Restrooms | Parking | Lifeguard service | Surfing | Sunbed rental Access: Fee required during summer, difficult to find parking. Easy on foot Pet ordinance on the beach: Access and presence of domestic animals on the beach is prohibited from 05/01 to 09/30. Access for domestic animals is allowed on the beach from 10/01 to 04/30 (between staircases 2 and 8). On promenades and urban areas, near beach accesses, the presence of pets will be allowed as long as they are leashed with a fixed length of no more than one meter and, when necessary due to the characteristics of the animal, must be equipped with a muzzle.

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Gema Moratalla 1 year ago

Negative experience: Infested with people and jellyfish. I understood nothing. Very bad experience

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Nacho G-M Quirós 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The best beach in Spain. Just like that.

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Javier Fernandez 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: One of the best beaches in Spain. Always clean. Almost always with waves. Huge and next to the city, with all its services.

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valentin Orejas 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Very lively beach with a long promenade and several bars, cider houses, and breweries. In summer, especially crowded. Very close to the Molina stadium. There are several parking lots in the surrounding area, both on the streets and underground. Recommendable beach for the walk and enjoyment in the terraces around. Great promenade if you are traveling through Asturias and Gijón.

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sandra anton 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: This beach is quite large, with plenty of space until the tide rises and it runs out of sand. Ideal for swimming and surfing.

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Adrián Jesús Segura Lara 1 year ago

Positive experience: Beach with a very nice promenade. During peak season and at peak times, there are a lot of people, but nothing out of the ordinary. It's quite enjoyable when the weather is good.

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Lilie CANNARD 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Place incrr ......

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Olga S 1 year ago

Positive experience: Overcrowded in the summer

Jackie Teng 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: High-quality beach with beautiful scenery

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Fdo Carreira 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: A spectacular beach but a bit crowded during high season.

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Isidoro González 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: A great urban beach, especially at low tide.

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Maria Luisa “maheme2004” 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Excellent, with a beautiful promenade all around. Fine sand and a very clean beach.

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Rafael Martínez Marinas 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: In a beautiful place and I love going to San Lorenzo beach. I have been going to this beach since I was 5 years old and now I am 55 years old. So I have been going to SAN LORENZO BEACH for 50 years.

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Vittoria Maran 1 year ago

Negative experience: The beach is nothing special, plus the huge 15-story buildings right behind it make everything uglier. I guess if you are from there, you have no choice but to go to that beach, but if you're from outside, go somewhere else. Avoid going on weekends; it looks like an ant colony of people. There isn't even a spot to put your towel.

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Elena Carlon Ladron de Cegama 1 year ago

Positive experience: City beach that during high tide has very little sand, but at low tide it is spectacular. White, very fine sand. It has three swimming areas and another for surfers. You must pay attention to the lifeguard's instructions because there are very dangerous areas due to the currents. There are showers along the beach, a section with private cabins that adds color to the beach, terraces, and restaurants in front. Along the seaside promenade, which is always very crowded, there are ice cream shops, clothing stalls, earrings, bracelets, bags...

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Ana Lucia Quinancela Cajo 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: A beautiful beach

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Joel Rodriguez “jOeLiN” 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The wonderful natural beach of Gijon, miles long, perfect for sunbathing or taking a dip in its clean waters.

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Cristina Torre Laya 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: It's close to the city, beautiful, and very safe, because it has everything, in the broadest sense of the word.

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óSKAr Contreras 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: beautiful. highly recommended to visit both the beach and the promenade. very high tides. beautiful.

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francisco gil 1 year ago

Negative experience: San Lorenzo beach has a very serious problem between October and May: dog access. It is inconceivable and third-world. Especially when dog owners have the Rinconín beach, reserved for dogs 365 days a year, less than a kilometer away. It seems that dogs and their owners have more privileges than the rest of the citizens. All the responsibility lies with the Gijón city council, which has a very permissive stance towards dog owners. Dogs outside of San Lorenzo, not a single day at San Lorenzo !!!!

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Margarita G.A. 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: I admire it every day. It is always clean. It is cozy and you can stroll along the promenade and go quite far. It offers shows on certain dates. BEAUTIFUL

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Imanol Iribarren Brizuela 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: We visited it on the day of the air show, which is highly recommended to see. It is a very large beach with various parking options nearby.

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Justo Campos Alcalde 1 year ago

Positive experience: As always..beautiful beach and crowded ..

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Rosa Marfil 1 year ago

Positive experience: The sun finally came out. A spectacular beach for walking. Family-friendly and very clean, but being in the north, you have to start leaving around 4 PM because of high tide...

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Jose Maria Diaz Lopez 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: An experience more

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Alex 1 year ago

Positive experience: In the middle of the city Very long beach

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Gonzalo Sevilla 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Very pleasant, well organized and clean, with good services.

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Alberto Vega García 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: For me, one of the best beaches in Spain. It's better that you visit it and give your opinion. I hope it's the same as mine...

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Javier González 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: A great day with the air show, perfect for relaxing and walking around.

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AMPARO SUAREZ SANTIAGO 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: A beach love. Now very crowded with people, but it's just that the 'semanona' is starting.

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JuanMa Parra 1 year ago

Positive experience: Beautiful city beach, improve services such as foot showers and restrooms

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Patricia Lopez Hevia 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: I am from Gijón, what can I say, I love San Lorenzo beach. The only pity is that when the tide comes in, very little beach is left.

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M. Rubio 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Perfect spot to spend hours. There are many people doing different types of activities, and out of the swimming season, a good part of the beach is opened up for walking with dogs, where a large number of them gather and can enjoy non-stop.

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Sergio Díaz Nieto 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Perfect when the tide is low if you go with small children. Very clean

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Gustavo Espinoza 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The perfect place for summer, family. Spacious areas, safety, lifeguards always attentive both out of and in the water.

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JOSEANTONIO 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Possibly one of the best urban beaches of the Cantabrian Sea...

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Susana Enero 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Urban beach with wide sand and colorful kiosks. Access through comfortable stairs. Located on the promenade surrounded by all kinds of establishments and a very large park next to El Molinón.

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Maxim BK 1 year ago

Positive experience: San Lorenzo beach is not a bad choice. It is the main beach of Gijón, and if you live there, you always have the option to relax for a while. However, it is true that on sunny days it gets very crowded, with people playing with a ball or someone always playing music with a speaker, and therefore tranquility is hard to achieve. Another issue is the fact that there are usually many waves, which is great if you are a surfer, but on the other hand, it's not suitable for swimming for a while, in which case I recommend some swimming goggles. Other than that, there are lifeguards, it is relatively clean, there are showers, establishments nearby, and some beautiful sunsets.

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Loren PV 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: I love the promenade, bars, cider houses, and people… everything is very clean, just to say something to improve, they should take care of the interior areas as well.

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sergio rodriguez ares 1 year ago

Positive experience: Beautiful beach, hammocks, beach volleyball court, the only thing I don't like is that there is a lot of trash, yogurt containers, plastic bottles... But other than that, it's very good

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David Lo 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Excellent place to spend a beach day

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Javier Madina Diez 1 year ago

Positive experience: Main beach of Gijón..aside from a few things it is really nice..

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Jesus Alonso 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: It gets a bit small when the tide comes in, but overall excellent

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Wilmer 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Incredible place, I love this beach, you can walk along the sand for a long distance, the water is very cold, but in summer it can be tolerated.

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Evans Neal 1 year ago

Positive experience: Clean, a section for surfers and limited for bathers at times

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Suky Montalvo 1 year ago

Positive experience: You are only allowed to swim in areas marked off by the lifeguards.

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Julio Cesar Gonzalez 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Relaxing walk without crowds or noise

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mary luz pedraza 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Incredible

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Esther Mañanes 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The best beach in Gijón where you can walk, sunbathe, stroll, have something to drink on the terraces, eat in the restaurants, and you have the best view of the Cantabrian Sea, especially when there is rough seas.

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Tino Rodriguez 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Spectacular urban beach and beautiful promenade that can take you almost from one end to the other of Gijón. Fine sand and crystal-clear waters of the Cantabrian Sea..., a must-visit in the Asturian summer.

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Jose Fandiño 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Spectacular, what can I say, like the rest of Asturias, an urban beach with quite a lot of people, activities, etc... and a beautiful long promenade to enjoy.

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Salvatore Giarratana 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: I love this promenade, I think it is the cleanest I have ever seen, I saw the workers with a tool, picking up butts one by one, zero cigarette butts, everything well painted, I fell in love with Xixon.

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Jose Antonio Del Sol Velasco 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: A natural beach located in an extraordinary setting. Fine, powder-like sand, completely flooded twice a year due to the tides. Its promenade is 3000 meters long, and along the beach at low tide about 1500. It is entirely within the urban area. Its main access, the large stairs, is located in the center of Gijón. It has all the services: showers, chairs, rental cabins, public address system, lifeguard, police. Thorough cleaning by the cleaning service. I've found very few at that level. Very complete.

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Jorge Castro 1 year ago

Positive experience: Beautiful beach in summer although if the merchandise rises it stays quite limited and in the afternoon it gets shade very early due to the buildings they have allowed to be built so close years ago. In winter it is rather for dogs; if you like animals you can see thousands of dogs running with their owners. A very well-maintained beach all year round and in summer its promenade is packed. A large and very beautiful city beach.

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María del Mar Gil Esteban 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: It's a beautiful place!!! Ideal for walking along the wall and enjoying the tranquility of the atmosphere and watching the sea and the sunsets. In summer the beach gets crowded, but it's great and the water is perfect. You can surf and do other water activities. Also, from this beach, when the 'Gijón Air Festival' day arrives (in July), you can see the helicopters, small planes, military aviation very well... It's a great experience to see it up close!!! And for those who are more passionate about planes, I recommend watching the show from Cerro Santa Catalina. From there you have the exciting views of the fighters, for example, and the roar they produce, almost reaching the sound barrier, AMAZING!!! I also recommend watching the fireworks from the beach (the night of August 14) because the views are super cool and you enjoy it much more.

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Corneja 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Very pretty and clean. Also very close to where we stayed, and it has the whole city within reach.

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Jed Beltza 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The largest sandy area in the city. An urban beach that looks good at first glance but has already taken many people due to a strong current going East. The current areas can be recognized by being calm and surrounded by wave zones. If you get caught, go straight out to the current, head towards the beach, and keep your cool. Watch out for the kids!

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Paul Bechtold 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Nice beach in the heart of Gijon.

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Tania González 1 year ago

Positive experience: I prefer the Atlantic Ocean 100,000 times over the Cantabrian Sea, but what I don't like about the ocean is that it's very cold, and what I like about the ocean is the sand, it's incomparable to the sand there.

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Pilar Uralde. Arguelles 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The charm of the beach is in the middle of the city. And it has a promenade that attracts every tourist.

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Jadebeva 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Beach in the center of Gijón. It is a very spacious beach that is usually crowded with people. If you don't go early to find a spot, it’s better not to go because by mid-morning there is hardly room for a pin. If you are coming from outside, it’s better to park in the area of the alsas because parking nearby is really complicated.

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Celia JGV 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Spectacular at any time of the day, sunny or cloudy. A luxury that the city of Gijon offers.

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S.I.M 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Wide and long beach, with several accesses along the promenade that have water fountains.

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Reina Popote 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: San Lorenzo Beach in Gijón is known for its beauty and has services adapted for people with reduced mobility, such as access ramps, amphibious chairs, and adapted hygiene facilities. Furthermore, there is specialized personnel to help. I recommend that you go in summer to enjoy a beautiful beach!

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S SR 1 year ago

Negative experience: I went in February with good weather and I think it is a beach where dogs can walk and they are free!!!

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francisco javier fernandez martinez 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The beach and 'the wall' of all Gijon locals and those who visit the Asturian cantabrian villa. A meeting place, for walking, for recreation, for leisure and contemplation. In summer and throughout the year, the beach is there for all the inhabitants as a local and personal reference. Well urbanized, well-marked access stairs, a wide promenade that borders it from end to end. The beach is Gijón just as Gijón is its beach. Outstanding.

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María Cristina Baizan Boubeta 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: The evening walks along its shore are quite relaxing, at the beginning is the San Pedro Church.

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Alberto Alonso Bulnes 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: An authentic paradise in Gijón, with its pet area and various meeting points, sun, sand, surf, waves, company, relaxation, in short, everything.

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Rascayu espina 1 year ago

Positive experience: Walking along the beach wall in winter.. I love it

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Cintia Maria Sedlacek 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Wonderful!

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Piras stefano antonio 1 year ago

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach on the Atlantic Ocean.

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Barbara Espin 1 year ago

Positive experience: In winter, it's ideal for walking with your feet in the water or playing in the sand. There is a staircase for pets. Observing the waves, breathing in the sea air, and feeling the fresh breeze awakens the senses and makes you disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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Teresa Fernandez 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Big beach, beautiful and well adapted.

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Luis Contreras 2 years ago

Positive experience: Very beautiful beach for walking

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Made Pereira 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Spectacular, safe, comfortable, divine for walking because its sand is super fine and without stones.

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Jesús Herráez 2 years ago

Positive experience: Magnificent city beach, well maintained and with all services. The only drawback is the large beach area on the western side dedicated to dog owners.

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Juan Iturricha 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: It is a walk or hike that is undoubtedly hard to improve upon that environment.

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José Angel Jarne Navalon 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: San Lorenzo Beach is the tourist hub of the city; you can walk its promenade from end to end and it is an excellent place to stroll... a must-visit spot for tourists and for those who want to challenge (at times) the temperatures of the Cantabrian Sea... A place with its own life every day of the year, especially on weekends and particularly in spring and summer...

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Miguel Martínez 2 years ago

Positive experience: The beach par excellence in Gijón, one of the busiest spots in the city. It is clean and well maintained. Depending on how the tide is, there are areas where you won't be able to stay because the sea reaches right up to the limit. A beautiful and pleasant seaside promenade to enjoy the Cantabrian Sea.

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juan gerardo zapico reguera 2 years ago

Positive experience: What can I say about Gigia Islands beach? It's an urban beach with the advantages and disadvantages that this entails. During low tide, it's great for walking by the shore; during high tide, the beach is cut in half, but it has its charm in the summer with the iconic beach huts.

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Martu Sia 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Beautiful, large sandy beach, good connection, you can get there by train from Oviedo. For those more active, you can take surfing lessons. Cool thing.

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Jordi Ferré 2 years ago

Positive experience: Beautiful and spacious beach in Gijon, we didn't swim, but the walk in the afternoon was very nice.

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Antonio M. González Garcia 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: The beach is very BEAUTIFUL IN XIXON, ASTURIAS

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Fernando Herranz 2 years ago

Positive experience: Beautiful beach with an interesting difference between low tide and high tide. Worth it.

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Celia.C 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: With a great walk, you walk without realizing it, there are benches and places to rest if needed; people and animals coexist perfectly, everything is very clean.

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sergio vilches rodriguez 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: It reminded me of Las Canteras beach in Las Palmas or the beaches of La Victoria in Cadiz. Beaches integrated into the city with an impressive promenade. You can take the route from the marina passing through the old town and, of course, the main square. We started the other way around. We returned along the beach. It can be a leisurely walk of about 40 minutes.

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F. Nst 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Clean beautiful beach, perfect for beginner surfer and body boarding!

Jo Whiteley 2 years ago

Positive experience: Busy, but relaxing! Showers, foot wash, lovely beach.

Faheem Indrabi 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: The beach is well-maintained and offers facilities such as showers and lifeguards. It's also a favorite spot for surfers due to its consistent waves. Overall, Playa de Lorenzo is a must-visit destination for those looking to enjoy the beauty of the Asturian coast.

Manuela 2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Nice big sandy beach. There weren't any chairs on the beach so you have to go with your own stuff, but the water is so clear and you have so much space around.

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