Playa de los Caballos, Natural beach in Miengo, Cantabria, Spain

Playa de los Caballos extends around 200 meters along the coast with sandy stretches and rock formations at both ends. The shoreline is shaped by these natural rock features, creating distinct areas along the beach.

The cove lies below the cliffs of the Miengo coast in Cantabria, on the Cantabrian Sea. Its other name, Ombleda, is recorded alongside Playa de los Caballos in Spanish sources. The sand is golden and the slope gentle, with 200 metres of length and 40 metres of width. No buildings or facilities stand on the beach, and access on foot keeps use low.

The beach is also known as Ombleda, and its name, Playa de los Caballos, refers to horses. It lies in the municipality of Miengo, in Cantabria, and has no facilities or services, so it is used only by those who walk down to it.

Access is on foot from the CA-326 motorway via a natural path without marked facilities or amenities. Wear comfortable shoes for the walk and be prepared for an unimproved trail.

The beach is also known as Ombleda, and its low visitor numbers stem from difficult access and a complete lack of facilities rather than from any management plan. The golden sand slopes gently between the cliffs.