Playa de Oyambre
4.7★ · 957 Google ratings, Cantabria
✓ Parking✓ Short walk
At a glance
Parking
On-site lot · 90 m away
Walk
60 m · under a minute
Length
2.1 km of shoreline
Map of Playa de Oyambre
Guide
Good to know
Ideal for long walks and families
The beach stretches roughly 3 kilometers with fine sand and green hills behind.
Visit at low tide
The beach dramatically widens at low tide, transforming into a vast flat expanse ideal for walking and sports.
Expect crowds in peak season
Multiple visitors report the beach becomes overloaded with tourists during summer months, especially at the main entrance.
Arrive early or use side entrances
The main parking lot fills by late morning; several reviewers recommend walking from nearby towns or using roadside.
Plan for paid parking
Paid parking costs between 3 and 4 euros per day, with most lots offering security and direct beach access.
Conditions
How it is right now
Air
20.6°C · clear
Wind
20 km/h from the E
Shelter
Onshore · wind blowing straight in off the water
UV index
6 peak today
Last updated Sep 3, 11:04 PM.
Practical
Plan your visit
📍 Cantabria, Spain
🅿 Parking 90 m from the listing
🌊 Water 60 m away, under a minute walk
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Questions
Common questions
Where do you park at Playa de Oyambre?
The nearest mapped parking area is 90 m from the listed location. Positions come from OpenStreetMap, not from review text.
How far is the walk to the water at Playa de Oyambre?
60 m in a straight line from the listing to the mapped shoreline, under a minute. Soft sand and dune make the real walk longer than the straight line.
Does Playa de Oyambre have restrooms?
No restrooms are mapped within 600 m on OpenStreetMap. That means nobody has mapped any, which is not the same as there being none.
Measured from OpenStreetMap, public aerial imagery and live conditions data, and counted from visitor reviews. Every source, in full.
