Playa Zona Nudista La Salvaje

Playa Zona Nudista La Salvaje, also known as Playa Barinatxe, is a picturesque nudist beach situated in the municipality of Getxo, within the Basque Country, Spain. This beach is well-known for its striking natural beauty and is characterized by its golden sand and impressive cliffs. The beach also showcases a unique geological phenomenon known as Flysch, which contributes to the beach's captivating allure. In terms of size, the beach spans 752 meters in length and varies in width from 80 meters at high tide to 260 meters at low tide. The beach is surrounded by vegetation and is famous for its strong waves, making it an ideal location for water sports such as surfing and paragliding. Playa Zona Nudista La Salvaje can become quite crowded during peak season, especially during warm weather. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains its wild charm, as suggested by its name 'La Salvaje', which translates to 'The Wild One'. The beach is easily accessible by foot, with the nearest road being BI-4126. Furthermore, it can be reached via public transportation, making it convenient for visitors. The beach provides a guarded parking lot with more than 100 spaces, although parking can become quite hectic during peak times. Visitors are therefore advised to plan their visit accordingly. For the convenience of visitors, the beach is equipped with disabled access. The nearest medical facility is the Hospital de Cruces, located in the nearby town of Barakaldo.