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Kontxa Hondartza, also known as Playa de La Concha, is a must-see destination in San Sebastián, boasting both historical significance and breathtaking beauty. With its world-renowned status as the number one beach in Spain and Europe, this golden sandy beach stretches for 1350 meters and has a comfortable width of 40 meters. Its unique, shell-shaped bay offers spectacular views, including the vibrant green of San Clara Island and the striking Pico del Loro rock formation. Historically a retreat for Queen Isabel II and high society, it carries the nickname "Pearl of the Cantabric Sea." This picturesque spot is ideal for family outings with child-friendly amenities and enhanced accessibility through wheelchair-friendly entrances and parking. Rated 4.8 on Google, it seamlessly combines resort elegance with natural allure, making it possibly the most exquisite urban beach in Spain.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Beloka
Bus stop 353 m walk
Aldapeta Galtzada - Londaitz
Bus stop 243 m walk
Mirakontxa
Bus stop 293 m walk
Londaitz
Bus stop 254 m walk
Miramar jauregi/Palacio Mirama
Bus stop 319 m walk
Miraconcha
Bus stop 76 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.8
based on 246 reviews
4.8/5 246 reviews
Yoly Fajardo Pardo
Yoly Fajardo Pardo
1 week ago on Google

Me ha encantado la playa y su ambiente

Miriam Torres becerril
Miriam Torres becerril
1 week ago on Google

No es de pago. Es muy bonita

Mario Maestri
Mario Maestri
1 week ago on Google

La spiaggia di La Concha, situata nella Baia di San Sebastián, è considerata una delle spiagge urbane più belle d'Europa ed è stata inserita tra i 12 tesori della Spagna nel 1997. Concha (Kontza in basco) significa conchiglia: il nome viene dalla forma dell'insenatura al cui centro si trova, come una perla, l'isola di Santa Clara. Frequentata da turisti e locali, ben attrezzata, permette di tuffarsi nelle acque del Mar Cantantico e godersi il sole. Una curiosità, agli inizi dell’Ottocento era il luogo preferito per le sue vacanze dalla Regina Isabella, che diede fama alla città.

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