Playa del Cervigon

Is it a wonderful beach with golden sand? No. Are you comfortable? Yes. Let's see the beach, it is the last one (staircase 24) and it has a fairly large stone area. However, as soon as the tide rises a little it is fine. The furry ones will be able to interact with other furry ones and it is also located in front of the dog park, which allows you to have the dogs loose and it is huge. That's right, he's wearing fisherman sandals!

Modest beach in Gijón but when you go out for the walk you have seats and a water fountain to wash off the sand. Stone and sand beach, which depending on the direction of the waves may have calmer waters. In this place there is a beautiful and wide panoramic view of Gijón

Beach to segregate families with dogs from tourists and intolerant citizens. Rocks that make bathing impossible at low tide and very difficult at high tide. One more shame on the Spanish coast that we dog owners have to put up with. At least the sewers don't end next to it like some I've seen.

Dog beach, basically because it's away from everything else. It is a rocky beach, uncomfortable (and be careful with the stones to avoid injuries) for swimming, and relatively “small”, full of algae. Access by stairs is limited and allows you to ensure that the dog does not escape.

Playa del Rinconín or El Cervigón, is, as its name indicates, the eastern corner of San Lorenzo, a small cove of sand and rock located at the end of the sandy area of ​​San Lorenzo beach. It denotes a high influx of public and is well equipped. Made up of rocks and dark sand, swimming with caution is recommended. Here you can practice sports such as hiking, underwater fishing, surfing, bodyboarding, longboarding and paddlesurfing. The 9.3-kilometer El Rinconín-La Ñora trail, suitable for hiking and cycling, begins here. In its vicinity is the sculpture 'Mother of the Emigrant' (La Lloca) and from its surroundings you can see spectacular views of the Gijón coast, with the bay of San Lorenzo being the main protagonist.