Orinon Beach

Highlights

  • • 1,100 metres of golden sand at the Aguera mouth
  • • Rural village with fresh fish restaurants
  • • Base for Devil's Eyes and Sonabia routes
  • • Family atmosphere without crowds
  • • Eastern edge of the Cantabrian coast

Description

Orinon Beach is a wide 1,100-metre sandy stretch at the mouth of the Aguera estuary, on the far eastern edge of Cantabria. The beach forms a cove where river meets sea, creating a landscape of golden sand flanked by green hills.

The village of Orinon, belonging to the municipality of Castro-Urdiales, retains a rural character with stone houses and a handful of restaurants specialising in fresh fish. In summer it is a popular family destination but without the crowds of neighbouring beaches.

From Orinon, trails lead to the Devil's Eyes and Sonabia Beach, making it an ideal base for exploring the wildest stretch of the Cantabrian coast.

Key Information

Visit Duration

2-4 hours

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Guide

Essential information for visiting Orinon Beach

Location

How to get there

By carBy public transport
Practical Information
Visit Duration
2-4 hours

Things to do

Activities and experiences near Orinon Beach

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, free car park next to the beach. Gets full in August.
Yes, the trailhead is 2 km away. Combine beach in the morning and hike in the afternoon.