Gulpiyuri Beach is a unique natural gem located in Naves, within the municipality of Llanes, Asturias, Spain. This small, inland beach spans about 40 meters and is fed by water from the Bay of Biscay through underground tunnels. It is known as the smallest beach in the world and has gained popularity due to its peculiar characteristics. The beach offers a serene environment for swimming and sunbathing, but lacks amenities like restrooms or lifeguards, giving it an untouched charm.
At low tide, the beach is ideal for sunbathing and exploring the nearby caves. Gulpiyuri Beach is a protected natural monument, which adds to its allure for nature lovers.
Its proximity to the village of Naves and other attractions like Ribadesella and Lastres makes it an excellent stop for those exploring the Asturian coastline.