Zurriola Beach is one of the three beaches in the city of San Sebastián. It is located between the mouth of the Urumea river and Mount Ulía, and has an approximate length of 800 meters.

In 1994 some renovation works were carried out on the beach, previously practically unusable due to the virulence of the waters. Thanks to these reforms, which included the construction of a breakwater, the beach increased its length, its waters became suitable for bathing and its use multiplied.

Facing the elegant and quiet profile of the Ondarreta and La Concha beaches, Zurriola beach has established itself as a beach with a younger profile and appropriate for surfing (it is the most open beach with the strongest waves in the city) and as the setting for some concerts at the San Sebastián Jazz Festival and Bodyboarding, surfing, skateboarding competitions and similar events.

Nudism has been allowed since 2004, being one of the few urban beaches in Spain that allows it.