Playa San Martín

Playa San Martín, situated in the municipality of Llanes in Asturias, Spain, is a unique, long stretch of beach known for its natural beauty. Spanning a length of 750 meters and a width of 52 meters, the beach is characterized by its fine white sand, blue water with strong white waves, and an array of rocks both in and around the water. This isolated beach is often covered with lush vegetation, adding to its appeal. Despite its seclusion, Playa San Martín tends to be crowded during peak season. The beach is known for its serene environment and is a popular spot for naturists due to its status as a nudist beach. It is also a favored location for surfers who are drawn to its strong waves and windy conditions. While the beach is not known for its numerous amenities, the presence of a lifeguard ensures the safety of visitors. However, it should be noted that there is no access for disabled individuals. The nearest medical facility is the Hospital del Oriente de Asturias, which is located in Urbanización Castañera, s/n (Arriondas). Reaching Playa San Martín can be a bit of a challenge, as it requires a good walk from the nearby town of Poo. The nearest road is the N-634. The beach may also not always be accessible due to sea tides. For example, during high tide, the beach may become inaccessible, hence it is recommended for visitors to plan their trip earlier in the day to enjoy all that Playa San Martín has to offer. While there is no information available regarding parking facilities, the beach's beauty and tranquility make the journey worthwhile for many visitors.