This beach in Cantabria is one of the most beautiful in the world, according to National Geographic: where it is and how to get there.

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This beach in Cantabria is one of the most beautiful in the world, according to National Geographic: where it is and how to get there.

This beach in Cantabria is one of the most beautiful in the world, according to National Geographic: where it is and how to get there.

In the midst of a heat wave in Spain , the north of the country becomes a refuge from the scorching temperatures that loom over much of the country. In this sense, Cantabria presents itself as an attractive destination for tourists, where they can not only escape the stifling heat but also enjoy its natural beaches and stunning landscapes.

Its coastline, bathed by the Cantabrian Sea, offers fine sandy beaches like Somo, Laredo, and Noja , ideal for those seeking sun, surf, and tranquility. Its coastal towns also retain a unique seaside charm and are also home to beautiful sandy beaches.

In this sense, San Vicente de la Barquera and Comillas are one of the must-visit places in Cantabria. These municipalities, located in the west of the region, hide One of the most beautiful beaches in Spain, according to National Geographic: Oyambre beach

The travel specialist has selected two Cantabrian beaches in its ranking of the 25 most beautiful in Spain . In addition to Oyambre, the magazine highlighted another sandy beach in the region: Trengandín Beach , located in the municipality of Noja.

Oyambre Natural Park Cantabrian Rural Development Network

However, on this occasion we will focus on Oyambre beach , considered an unspoiled natural paradise in Cantabria, located between the municipalities of Comillas and San Vicente de la Barquera and next to the Oyambre Natural Park.

This protected area, covering approximately 5,700 hectares, is of great ecological value, combining dunes, grasslands, cliffs, estuaries, and forests. It also provides an important refuge for migratory birds and is an ideal setting for birdwatching tourism.

A natural paradise among dunes

Oyambre Beach, over two kilometers long, is considered one of the best-preserved beaches in Cantabria. And also one of the most beautiful. This sandy area stands out for its beautiful dune field of great ecological value, which separates it from the Ría de la Rabia.

The fine, golden sand dominates this Cantabrian beach, surrounded by meadows and forests. Its wild and peaceful atmosphere stands out from other more crowded beaches in the region, making it the perfect choice for those looking to be surrounded by nature. What's more, on clear days, the Picos de Europa mountains can be seen on the horizon.

Oyambre Beach Cantabrian rural development network

Oyambre Beach becomes a popular spot for surfers due to its moderate waves. However, it's also an ideal setting for long walks and a swim, while enjoying the tranquility. It's worth visiting even in winter for its stunning scenery.

Due to its location, many tourists take advantage of their stay at Oyambre Beach to visit the municipalities of San Vicente de la Varquera and Comillas , both about 6 kilometers away and considered among the most beautiful in the region for their spectacular natural surroundings and their beautiful historic center.

How to get to Oyambre beach

Oyambre Beach is located about 450 kilometers from Madrid. Getting there is easy. By car , take the A-67 north and then the A-8 toward Santander. Then, continue along the N-634 and take the exit for the CA-131, which will take you directly to the beach.

By public transport , you can take a direct bus from Madrid to San Vicente de la Barquera. Once there, take the intercity bus line K-41, which stops very close to the beach.

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