Ribadesella Ribeseya - all beaches

This beach is famous for being the shortest in the world, but it's still a great place to visit. Although it can get busy and it's quite small, what makes it special is the channel in the cliff that brings seawater to this sinkhole-like beach. Plus, you'll enjoy beautiful cliff views from the beach, and there's free parking nearby.

This is an excellent location for soaking up the sun, relaxing, and catching some waves. Additionally, there's a small café where you can grab a refreshing drink or snack.

That place is the perfect spot for a day off. It's cozy and family friendly, with a walkway and ramps for easy access. Not to mention, the sand is white and the parking is free at the end of the beach. For those who want to learn how to surf, there's a surfschool located in the middle area.

The coastal walk was far from great. It was far too long and tiring, with the sun beating down on us the whole way. The views were nothing special, and the terrain was mostly flat. All in all, it was a pretty forgettable experience.

This beach is secluded with minimal crowds, no beach bars, and can be accessed by walking along a path shared with the nearby hermitage of San Antonio. It's a great spot to relax on a peaceful beach and enjoy a swim in a beautiful setting.

Fantastic beach. Perfect for kids and families to enjoy the water. You can wade quite a distance without worrying about currents or riptides. Arrive early in the morning to secure parking. Be prepared for a short walk from the car to the beach.