Playa de Troenzo

Playa de Troenzo is a semi-urban beach situated in the municipality of Llanes, in the region of Asturias, Spain. This picturesque beach, known for its natural beauty, is tucked among fig trees and hills adorned with pampas. The beach is 120 meters long and 65 meters wide, characterized by its strong waves, wind, and white sand. The crystalline waters of the beach are influenced by the tides, which control the bathing hours by covering and uncovering the beach at different times. The beach is easily accessible by foot or car via the nearest road, N-634. However, it's important to note that the access involves navigating a steep staircase, which may pose difficulties for some visitors. Furthermore, there is no access available for disabled individuals. Playa de Troenzo is equipped with an unguarded parking lot, providing 50 to 100 parking spaces. Despite being unguarded, the beach is quite popular, especially during the peak season when it can get quite crowded, partly due to a nearby campsite. Despite its challenges, Playa de Troenzo offers numerous amenities that attract visitors. It provides an opportunity for peaceful walks and reading sessions, creating an atmosphere of tranquility. Furthermore, the nearby cliffs offer unforgettable views, adding to the overall appeal of the beach. In case of emergencies, the closest medical facility is the Hospital del Oriente de Asturias, situated in Urbanización Castañera, Arriondas.