Castillo Siete Villas - all beaches

The town of Isla in Cantabria boasts a stunning beach with fine brown sand, crystal clear waters, and breathtaking views. It's the perfect spot for a vacation or some much-needed rest and relaxation. The beach also offers several walking paths in the surrounding area. I highly recommend it! Best wishes to all.

This beach near Barrio Castrejon is the bee's knees! It links up with Playa Cuarezo, and it's a huge stretch of sand, so there's plenty of space for everyone. You don't have to worry about traipsing far for refreshments either, as there are plenty of shops and eateries within a stone's throw. The tide comes in during the day and then retreats later in the afternoon - making for a picturesque view. All in all, this is definitely my go-to spot!

This beach is a great spot for a day in the sun. The sand is soft and pristine, and there are plenty of nearby bars to enjoy a cold drink. However, it can get quite busy at times.

That place is far from being great. The parking is free, but the sand isn't as beautiful as it could be and the color of the water isn't anything special. The caves on the right side are quite disappointing. If you do decide to go, make sure it's during low tide; otherwise, you won't get to see the cliffs and caves.

This spot is an absolute marvel - long and wide, it's a sight to behold at low tide. If you're looking to take a dip, you'll have to venture out deep. Perfect for kids and sports, you'll have to be mindful of the changing tides when setting up your umbrella and towels so they don't get soaked. It has all the amenities you'd expect, like toilets, a first-aid post, showers and a playground for the little ones.

It was a great spot to visit, however, due to it being August, it was quite crowded.