A long, sandy and pebbly beach located near the Romanesque church/monastery of San Antolín de Bedón, at the mouth of the Beón River. This architectural complex is a Romanesque Benedictine church, built in the 13th century. As it is a Cistercian-style building, it has very little ornamentation.
The beach is windy and has strong waves due to its open layout , stretching 1200 meters long and approximately 62 meters wide. San Antolín Beach is typically very crowded during the summer season and is also popular with surfers.
Accesses: with car.
Occupation: High.
Promenade: No.
Composition: Gravel / White sand.
Bath: Strong waves / Suction.
Nudist: No.
Signposted accesses: Yes.
Signs of rescue: Yes.
Parking: Not urban.
Access adapted for the disabled: No.
Toilets: No.
Showers: Yes.
Public telephones: Yes.
Bins: Yes.
Rental of umbrellas and hammocks: No.
Kiosks: No.
Diving areas: No.
Text: © Ramón Molleda for asturias.com
