Private flat in Castro-Urdiales. 3 minutes to beach ⛱️ Pets are allowed.

Kitchen, laundry, toilet and shower, lounge and sleeping area on the same floor.
Pets welcome at extra charge.
There are beds in the living room.

When you enter the flat, you enter through your own private apartment door.
your first floor 50㎡ of a 3-storey apartment building.


🚶‍♀️ Access & Location
Just a 5-minute walk to Brazomar Beach

About 10 minutes on foot to the city center, with restaurants, cafes, and supermarkets nearby

Close to the A-8 highway and bus stops, providing convenient travel toward Bilbao

🗺️ Castro-Urdiales
🏛️ Autonomous Community: Cantabria, Spain

🏖️ Coastal town located on the Bay of Biscay (Cantábrico), part of the Atlantic Ocean

🚗 Approximately 35 km east of Bilbao (about 30–40 minutes by car)

🚉 Around 75 km west of Santander (about 1 hour by car)

📍 One of the easternmost municipalities in northern Cantabria

🏰 Historical & Cultural Sites
Santa María de la Asunción Church
About 15 minutes on foot (~1.4 km).
A magnificent 13th-century Gothic church located on the Camino del Norte pilgrimage route.

Santa Ana Castle & Lighthouse
Around 16 minutes walk (~1.5 km).
Located on the cliffs behind the church, offering panoramic views of the harbor.

Medieval Bridge (Puente Medieval) & Santa Ana Chapel
Same location as the castle and lighthouse, about 16 minutes on foot (~1.5 km).
The bridge becomes surrounded by seawater at high tide, creating a mystical atmosphere.

Ocharan Palace (Palacio de Ocharan)
6 minutes walk (~450 m).
A beautiful neoclassical mansion with lush gardens.

Dícido Ore Loading Yard (Cargadero de Dícido)
About 35 minutes walk (~2.7 km), or 7 minutes by car.
An industrial heritage site along the coastline.

El Cuco Cave (Cueva de El Cuco)
20 minutes walk (~1.5 km), or about 5 minutes by car.
Prehistoric cave with important archaeological wall paintings.

🌳 Nature & Scenic Spots
Brazomar Beach (Playa de Brazomar)
4 minutes on foot (~300 m).
A quiet white sandy beach near the property, awarded the Blue Flag for cleanliness.

Ostende Beach (Playa de Ostende)
About 22 minutes walk (~1.8 km).
A calm, wider artificial beach popular among local families.

Punta de los Cuervos
30 minutes walk (~2.3 km).
Scenic rocky promontory at the edge of Ostende coast.

Cotolino Park (Parque Cotolino)
5 minutes walk (~0.5 km).
A seaside park with benches and walking paths.

Amestoy Park (Parque Amestoy)
14 minutes walk (~1.1 km).
A plaza-style park in front of the town hall, perfect for a break during sightseeing.

Siete Caminos Park (Parque Siete Caminos)
10 minutes walk (~800 m).
A natural park near residential areas with gentle terrain ideal for strolls.

🏙️ City Walks & Culinary Experiences
Town Hall Square (Plaza del Ayuntamiento) & Old Town Area
14 minutes on foot (~1.2 km).
Historic center with cobblestone streets and a variety of lively bars and cafes.

New Market (Mercado de Abastos)
13 minutes walk (~1.1 km).
Scheduled to reopen in 2025, this market offers fresh local seafood and produce.

☕ Cafes & Light Bites
Cafetería Amanecer (3 minutes walk / 267 m)
A local favorite for breakfast and light coffee breaks.

🍷 Pubs & Bars
Bar La Estación (6 minutes walk / 468 m)
A casual pub with a lively atmosphere, popular into late hours.

🍽️ Restaurants (3–7 minutes walk)
Restaurante Montoro (3 minutes walk / 237 m)
Casual dining with home-style dishes using local ingredients.

El Submarino (4 minutes walk / 284 m)
Located by the sea, serving traditional Spanish seafood dishes.

🌟 Highly Rated & Popular Restaurants (10–15 minutes walk)
La Bodeguita Esmeralda (15 minutes walk)
Well-loved bar offering affordable local Spanish cuisine and tapas.

Magnolia Restaurante (14 minutes walk)
Specializes in seafood with grilled options and vegetarian/gluten-free choices.

Restaurante Marisquería Alfredo (14 minutes walk)
Famous seafood restaurant in the harbor area serving fresh catch.

🛒 Nearby Supermarkets (within walking distance)
Lidl Castro-Urdiales
6 minutes walk (~450 m)
Popular discount supermarket with fresh, frozen, and daily goods.

Carrefour Express (Calle La Ronda)
8 minutes walk (~600 m)
Small but well-stocked store including organic products.

BM Supermercados (Leonardo Rucabado Street)
8 minutes walk (~600 m)
Focuses on local products including fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, and meat.

Eroski (Barrio Brazomar area)
10 minutes walk (~800 m)
Large supermarket with groceries, ready meals, and beverages.

ALDI (Leonardo Rucabado Street)
11 minutes walk (~850 m)
Discount store known for affordable daily necessities.

🚍 Public Transportation
Local Buses (CastroBus)
Closest stops:

La Ronda 22 (2 minutes walk)

La Ronda - La Barrera (3 minutes walk)

Main lines serve:

City center, shopping areas, medical centers, beaches

Long-Distance Buses (ALSA, Bilman)
Castro-Urdiales Bus Terminal (12 minutes walk / 1 km)

Bilbao: approx. 30–45 min

Santander: approx. 1 hour 10 min

Other routes: Laredo, Santoña, Barcelona

🚗 By Car / Rental
Near A-8 highway (Autovía del Cantábrico) for easy travel

Bilbao: approx. 35 km (30 minutes)

Santander: approx. 75 km (1 hour)

Parking:

Street parking available (some free, some paid zones)

Paid underground parking near city center (e.g., Parque Amestoy)

🚕 Taxi & Ride Apps
Local taxis available by phone reservation

Ride apps like Uber/Bolt operate in limited areas/times

🚶 Walking & Cycling
Key attractions and beaches reachable within 15 minutes on foot

Coastal bike paths and promenades for walking or cycling

★ Summary
Castro-Urdiales is a hidden gem on Spain’s northern coast where history and sea life blend beautifully. With its medieval streets, stunning beaches, and vibrant culinary scene, it offers a perfect mix of culture and nature. Conveniently located near Bilbao with excellent transport links, it’s ideal for both visitors and residents seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle with urban amenities.