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Consistent, medium-quality beachbreak that can have good peaks depending on the sandbars. A lefthander peels towards the pier at low tide. Best on small swells; anything over about 5' closes out. Often crowded. Practically in the town centre of San Sebastian. City-type roadside parking with meters, or expensive underground carparks; practically impossible in the summer. Moderately polluted, mainly from residential and stormwater runoff. Beach facilities include toilets, showers, lifeguard and surf school.
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