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Zarautz is a coastal town in central Gipuzkoa, Spanish Basque Country, defined by its 2.8-kilometer sandy beach—the longest in the region—and world-renowned waves that attract elite surfers competing in international championships. This once-luxurious Belle Époque resort hosted royalty and celebrities before evolving into an accessible destination balancing beach culture, Basque gastronomy, and water sports heritage. The town combines a vibrant seafront promenade with an atmospheric medieval old quarter featuring 15th-century tower-houses and baroque churches, all set against dramatic cliffs and a protected dune ecosystem. Summer (June–September) represents peak season, with July–August offering warmest conditions and major festivals, while spring and early autumn provide smaller crowds and excellent surf conditions.
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