Playa de San Lorenzo
Playa de San Lorenzo

Playa de San Lorenzo

Urban beach with golden sand, seaside promenade and views of the Cantabrian Sea

★★★★★4.6/5(12,653 reviews)
|Open 24 hours
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Discover Playa de San Lorenzo

Playa de San Lorenzo is Gijón's largest urban beach, with over 1.5 km of golden sand and Cantabrian Sea waters. Perfect for families, water sports and sunset walks.

Highlights

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Explore the Maritime Environment

1

Seaside Promenade

Walk along the 3 km promenade with views of the Cantabrian Sea. Perfect for walking, running or cycling while enjoying the fresh air and sunsets.

2

Water Sports

Enjoy surfing, paddle surfing and other water sports. The beach offers ideal conditions for beginners and experts with surf schools available.

3

Beach Bars and Gastronomy

Relax at the beach bars tasting local tapas and drinks. Asturian gastronomy combines perfectly with the maritime atmosphere.

4

Family Areas

Children's play areas, complete services and surveillance in high season. The beach is safe and accessible for the whole family.

Real Visitor Reviews

Ratings and reviews from Google Maps (last updated: 2026). We only show a selection of verified high-rated reviews. To view all complete and most recent reviews, click the link below.

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María García
March 2026
★★★★★

Spectacular beach with fine golden sand. The promenade is perfect for walking and the sunsets are stunning. Very clean and well maintained.

C
Carlos Rodríguez
February 2026
★★★★★

Excellent urban beach with all services. Ideal for families and surfers. The atmosphere is very pleasant and the views of the Cantabrian Sea are magnificent.

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Ana Martínez
January 2026
★★★★★

I love coming here to run along the promenade. The beach is wide and clean. In summer it has a great atmosphere with the beach bars open.

J
Javier Fernández
December 2025
★★★★★

Well-deserved blue flag. Clean waters, fine sand and complete services. Perfect for a beach day in the city.

L
Laura Sánchez
November 2025
★★★★★

Beautiful beach with a promenade that invites you to walk. The sunsets are spectacular and the family atmosphere is very pleasant.

D
Diego López
October 2025
★★★★★

Great beach for surfing. The waves are perfect for beginners and the sand is very comfortable. Totally recommendable.

Nearby Beaches and Tips

Discover other beaches in Gijón and useful tips for your visit to San Lorenzo.

Nearby Beaches

Playa de Poniente

Quieter family beach, ideal for small children. Less waves and calmer waters.

Playa de Arbeyal

Smaller and more intimate beach, perfect for those seeking tranquility away from the crowds.

Tips for Your Visit

  • Best times are sunrise for photography and sunset for romantic walks.
  • Always respect the beach flags and pay attention to currents. Swim near lifeguards in high season.
  • Arrive early in summer to find free parking near the beach. The promenade has several parking areas.
  • Take advantage of sunbed and umbrella rental services in high season. Beach bars offer refreshments and local tapas.
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Safety Information

San Lorenzo is a guarded beach in high season with signaling flags. Pay attention to sea conditions and always respect lifeguard instructions.

Practical Information

Address
Paseo Marítimo, Av. Rufo García Rendueles, 33203 Gijón, Asturias, Spain
Opening Hours
Open 24 hours — Free access. Best time to visit is sunrise or sunset for the best photos and walks.
How to Get There
From Gijón center: 15 min walk along the promenade. From train station: 20 min by bus or 30 min walk. Direct car access with nearby parking.
Parking
Free parking areas available along the promenade. In high season (July-August) it can be limited — arrive early recommended.
Accessibility
Complete pedestrian access with ramps. The sand is compact and easy to walk. Showers and adapted services available in summer season.

How to Get There

Bajada San Martín, 45004 Toledo, Spain

Data & References

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