Antuerta

Antuerta is a sandy beach on the Cantabrian coast with natural rock formations at both ends and golden sand throughout. The cove is framed by steep cliffs that shelter the beach and create a small, secluded swimming spot.

The beach has remained in its natural state for decades while neighboring coastal areas underwent significant changes during the 20th century. This limited development has preserved its wild character and set it apart from heavily developed resort destinations.

The beach attracts visitors who prefer a natural swimming experience without commercial infrastructure and value its quiet, undeveloped setting. Its position between rock formations makes it a place where people seek solitude away from busier coastal spots.

The beach is accessible from the nearby Playa del Arenal de Cuberris via a short walking path starting from the left side. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes as the path crosses uneven ground and the cove becomes less accessible at high tide.

The beach attracts surfers who benefit from easterly winds that create favorable conditions for their sport. The waves and wind make it a preferred spot for those seeking water sports in a wild setting.