Playa de Trengandín is a semi-urban beach located in Noja, in the northern region of Spain known as Cantabria. It is renowned for its expansive size, measuring 3,700 meters in length and 200 meters in width, and its golden sandy landscape that remains relatively constant. The beach is surrounded by a picturesque landscape that includes mountains, making it a perfect spot for both surfing and leisurely walks along the shore.
The beach is accessible either on foot or by car, with a parking area available that can accommodate between 50 to 100 spaces. It can also be reached by interurban bus. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a peaceful atmosphere and is known for being clean. The beach is also dog-friendly, with a designated area for dogs located at the end of the beach.
Playa de Trengandín offers a range of amenities and facilities for visitors. While there is no hospital directly on the beach, the Comarcal de Laredo Hospital is located 20 kilometers away. There are no public toilets, but showers and foot washers are available for visitor use. The beach is equipped with trash bins for proper waste disposal, ensuring its cleanliness.
Visitors can also enjoy a variety of services including sun lounger and umbrella rentals. There are restaurants nearby where visitors can dine, and a small library for those who wish to read. The beach also features a sports area and a children's playground. A rental service or nautical club is available for those interested in water activities, although scuba diving is not practiced at this beach.
An information and tourist office is also available in the area, providing further assistance to visitors. Despite being a popular destination, Playa de Trengandín is not typically crowded, offering a charming and serene vibe. The beach is particularly loved by children, who can often be seen flying kites against the backdrop of the stunning sky, or exploring the shallow waters during low tide.
