Ris Beach

Ris Beach is a captivating beach located in Noja, a municipality in the autonomous community of Cantabria, Spain. Known for its unique view, the beach is characterized by scattered rocks cropping up between the waves, creating a picturesque scene against the intimidating Atlantic sky and the roaring Cantabric sea. The beach is also notable for its very fine sand, providing a comfortable spot for visitors to enjoy the natural orchestra of the sea and sky.

The beach is expansive, offering plenty of room for numerous visitors. It is connected to Playa Cuarezo, another popular beach in the area. Ris Beach is also in close proximity to stores and restaurants, making it convenient for visitors who wish to grab a bite or shop.

One of the most striking features of Ris Beach is its location near the mouth of a river and marshes. This geographical feature, coupled with the beach's huge tidal range, creates many hidden spots among the rocks and the river, adding to the beach's allure. The tide typically comes in during the middle of the day and goes out in the late afternoon.

Ris Beach is also known for its Flysch, a geological formation that is a sight to behold. The beach has a parking area in front of it for the convenience of visitors. There is also a separate section of the beach designated for dogs, making it a pet-friendly destination.

The beach is particularly beautiful outside of the high season, when it is less crowded. Its natural beauty and tranquility make it a must-visit spot for those who appreciate nature and non-touristic places.