Playa de La Isla

The 80-meter-long sandy beach features a small islet that connects to the main shore through a natural pathway during low tide periods.

Archaeological excavations near the beach cliffs have revealed evidence of ancient settlements and Roman occupation along the coastal area.

Local fishermen maintain traditional seafaring practices in the waters near the beach, contributing to the maritime identity of Colunga.

Visitors benefit from daily lifeguard services between July 1 and September 9, with convenient walkways providing direct access to the sand.

The beach transforms twice daily as the tide reveals a natural sand bridge leading to a small rocky formation known as El Barrigón.

Location: Colunga

Length: 80 m

Width: 50 m

GPS coordinates: 43.47964,-5.22529

Latest update: March 4, 2025 07:36