Surfing in Spain

Conil de la Frontera has whitewashed Andalusian style, loads of beginner-friendly beach breaks, and mega chilled surf stays.

This Noja surf guide has info on what’s probably one of the most overlooked towns on the Cantabrian coast. It’s good for off-radar travel.

Our Laredo surf guide has info on the beach breaks of this town, which are great for learners but can sometimes go OFF!

Playa de Berria surf schools are among the best in Cantabria for beginners. Find out why in this guide to the beach.

Xago surf is all about beach break peaks. It’s super consistent and has plenty going for it. All levels, depending on season/swell.

Get to know the Rodiles surf spot – one of the best rivermouth breaks in Spain – a dredging barrel left. Localism much?

This Suances surf guide has all you need to know about this ultra-consistent Cantabrian beach break, plus more about nearby spots.

Meet Liencres, a small village with access to two of northern Spain’s most reliable beach breaks – definitely one worth knowing.

Playa de Langre is stunning, proper Cantabria stuff. Come learn in summer or add it to you roadtrip in autumn.

Playa de Somo has beginner breaks and surf camps that open all summer. It’s one of the top spots in north Spain IMO