La Palmera Beach, Sandy beach in Candás, Spain.

La Palmera Beach is a straight beach in Candás, Carreño, immediately after the beach of Candás. It has a parking area for 50 to 100 vehicles nearby and a ramp giving access to the sand, with wooden matting on the beach.

La Palmera lies directly after Candás beach in the parish of Candás, Carreño, on the Asturian central coast, one of the few stretches of the Asturian coastline without environmental protection. The sources record no separate history for the beach itself; its development is that of Candás as a fishing village, and the sand is now fitted with wooden matting and a ramp to the shore.

La Palmera lies directly after the beach of Candás, in the parish of Candás in the council of Carreño, and shares its range of services; the two sands are used as one continuous stretch by bathers from the town. The beach belongs to the Costa Central asturiana, one of the few coastal sections of Asturias whose beaches have no environmental protection status.

Parking for 50 to 100 vehicles sits next to the beach. A ramp leads onto the sand, where wooden pallet mats are laid, and in summer an amphibious buggy (anfi-bugui) is offered free of charge for people with reduced mobility.

Since improvement works, the beach has been accessible to people with reduced mobility: a ramp leads down to the sand, wooden matting is laid on the beach itself, and in summer an amphibious buggy (anfi-bugui) is offered free of charge for bathers with limited mobility.