Barrio Castrejon - 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 long beach is full of sand, but don't expect too much from it. The water is shallow and when the tide recedes, kids can scamper over and collect some little black crabs. If you're looking for a seat, locals will bring their own chairs and umbrellas, but you can rent some too. There's a small library for those who forgot their books or want to catch up on the news. Plenty of bars and restaurants nearby, but if you want to grab some roast chicken to go, you'd better order it two hours in advance.

Playa de Berria is a tranquil spot for relaxation. It's free from the hustle and bustle of other beaches, making it a perfect destination for those looking for some peace and quiet. The sand is particularly pleasant, and this beach is renowned as the best in the area.

The beach was an absolute vision! Sparkling sand, crystal clear waters and a horizon that seemed to go on forever - it was certainly a sight to behold!

There are many children and elderly people, but not much opportunity for surfing. If you're looking for a good surfing spot, I recommend Loredo or Somo instead. They offer much more excitement and enjoyment.