Playa de Navia, Urban beach in Navia, Spain

Playa de Navia is an urban beach located at the mouth of the Navia river in the town of Navia in Asturias. The beach features dark sand and offers consistent wave patterns along its shoreline.

The sources document the beach as part of Asturias' western coast, catalogued as a ZEPA (Special Protection Area for Birds) and LIC (Site of Community Importance), though outside the protected landscape of the western Asturian coast. It lies one kilometre from the town of Navia, measures 353 metres long, and is bordered by pine and eucalyptus groves.

The beach serves as a gathering place where locals enjoy traditional games and share regional seafood dishes during the warmer months. This spot reflects how the community maintains its connection to the sea and its customs.

The beach is most accessible during good weather and offers changing facilities, restrooms, and play areas for children throughout the season. Visitors should be aware of tidal cycles as these affect swimming conditions at any given time.

A natural rock pool called La Poza forms at the beach edge and creates distinct swimming conditions depending on the tide. This changing feature makes each visit different depending on when you arrive.