Playa de Laredo o de Salvé

Playa de Laredo o de Salvé is a beach located in the North, known for its natural beauty and tranquility. The beach is characterized by its length and width, which expands during low tide. Its smooth, fine sand and minimal waves make it an ideal location for both children and the elderly. The beach is also noted for its scenic views, making it a popular spot for walking and swimming. It is considered one of the best beaches in the Cantabrian Sea, particularly during the summer when the waves are typically small to moderate. In terms of amenities, there are camping sites located close to the beach, making it a convenient location for those who enjoy outdoor activities. The nearby city offers a quiet nightlife, providing a balance between relaxation and entertainment. However, the beach has been facing some challenges. There has been an increase in the amount of algae on the shore, which is believed to be a result of rising water temperatures. Additionally, there have been reports of white conglomerate fecal remains from the Castro Urdiales treatment plant. The beach's access points and the entire promenade have also been reported as neglected, which has been attributed to the negligence of the Laredo mayor's office.