Truly, Laga is everything you could hope for in a beach--soft, warm sand and cool, clean water…read moresurrounded on all sides by tall, rocky cliffs. It is just an absolutely wonderful spot to spend an afternoon. There is lots of room on the sand for all of the sunbathers, but there are also many secluded areas scattered between large rocks and tidepools where you can get away from the crowds. Nice days mean huge crowds, even midweek, so avoid siesta time if you can...or you will probably be parking precariously on the edge of a cliff half a mile away.

Beautiful beach. It can get very crowded, though, and it wasn't even summer yet. It's shaped like a…read morecrescent. There are boat rides to the little island. Very nice.

Gorgeous beach. Very clean. It's very relaxing and empty…read moreduring most of the year. Locals usually take their dogs to play at the beach.

Another gorgeous beach!! It's very calm with incredible views of the Isla and the town. I really…read moreenjoyed lounging around here and soaking in the water and sights.

The most stunning beach I have seen (although admitedly I have never been to the Caribbean ;), set…read morein El Sardinero, an iconic area in Santander, where you can also find a very distinctive building, the Casino. This beach is something worth seeing, especially when the tide is down, and the First and Second Sardinero beaches are joined through the corner under the Piquio Gardens, and then the First Sardinero beach is joined at the other end with the Concha beach (Shell beach). You can then walk them all up and down, having 1km and 500m more or less to walk each way. You can also walk the seaside walk all along it (and further more all the way to the city centre) without interruptions! If you like a good beach, I thoroughly recommend this one.

This beach is beautiful, and an easy, close getaway from the city feel. It's an easy bus ride from…read morethe city center that will only take about fifteen minutes, maybe less. It was really pretty even in the fall. I went before it got really cold here, so I'm sure it's amazing when it's warmer. The water is so distinctively blue from the sand and the beautiful cliffs. There's also a Regma ice cream right there and more. Being lazy so go to www.kimstravelblog.com for pictures and more info. I'll come back and post them here later :)

Beautiful peaceful quiet beach. It must get busy in the summer. There are restaurants but at a bit…read moreof a distance. It's a long beach. It's very clean.

Out of the 4 beaches around Donosti, this one is the one that has the tallest waves and…read moresurf...therefore, it is here that you can see the surfers ride the waves and enjoy hanging ten. The water was a bit cold and the weather was kind of cool while I was visiting, so many of the surfers had wet suits. There are stations for lifeguards and first aid that are open based on the season and a set schedule. Many restaurants, cafes and shops are located right across the beach.

This was my favorite beach in San Sebastian. It is typically called the "Surfer Beach" because…read moreguess what? It's a surfer beach! This a great beach to bum at - the sand is nice and soft. And it's a really nice place to just chill and watch surfers surf! There are designated areas when people can go in the water and play. The lifeguards try and ensure that people aren't getting too close to the high waves and surfers. In terms of the surf, the waves are pretty decent. You'll usually come across knee high to waist high waves (at least that's what is was when I was there). This is a great place for beginner/intermediate surfers to improve their skill level! Beware though, the waves come in very quickly, one after the other. This made me a little exhausted because every time I surfed a wave, it would take me a while to get back to the "safe spot" or the break (I am not the strongest swimmer or most skilled surfer). You'll see many of the more skilled surfers drop out of a wave to avoid coming to close to the shore, if this makes sense. For the 1st timers, if you stay near the left side of the beach, the waves are ankle to knee high! Great place to learn, you'll see all the surf schools out here too!

Love this beach. If you're going to Lekeitio, skip the beach by the hotel and port and take the…read moreshort walk over the bridge to Karraspio. It's cleaner and larger, plus it has a little restaurant where you can grab pintxos. This is where the locals go...for a reason. During low tide you can walk out to the little island, just be sure to get back before high tide or you'll be sleeping over. :-)