Laga, Sandy beach in Ibarrangelu, Spain.
Laga is a sandy beach with about 600 meters of golden sand located in the Basque town of Ibarrangelu on Spain's northern coast. It lies between steep cliffs and the Cantabrian Sea, with the Ogono mountain rising behind it.
The shore began as a working fishing community and gradually transformed into a popular visitor destination over the decades. It retains strong ties to the maritime heritage that shaped the Basque region for centuries.
The beach sits within the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve, where visitors can experience local Basque coastal traditions through food and the way the community uses the shoreline daily.
The beach has showers, toilets, and parking spots available for visitors. Lifeguards provide safety support during summer months, making it a safer time to swim and spend the day.
The shore draws surfers year-round thanks to its consistent waves and offshore winds that create ideal conditions. These conditions make it one of the most sought-after surf spots along the Basque coast.
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