Onza Norte is a sandy beach associated with the Bueu area of Galicia, Spain, on Atlantic water that is generally cool with variable swell. Reported naturist use means clothing may be accepted in parts of the shore, but mixed use is possible and an official naturist designation is not confirmed, so observe others before undressing. Expect a generally quiet setting outside high season, with usually quiet conditions and more visitors during warm summer weather, especially in July and August when summers are generally milder and drier. The beach has an open aspect, high sun exposure and little natural shade, with sun protection needed, so water, sunscreen, a hat and wind protection are practical essentials. Atlantic conditions are better for paddling and brief bathing than long swims for many people, and take care on water, rocks and uneven ground in the relatively isolated setting. There are few or no facilities at the site, and no toilets or showers are confirmed, so plan to be self-sufficient and take all rubbish away. No dedicated parking is confirmed at the site; parking is in the wider Bueu area, followed by travel on foot or by boat depending on the exact approach. Coastal access is on foot, with the final approach possibly over uneven natural paths, and step-free access is not expected, so wear suitable footwear and allow time. Regional public transport serves Bueu, without confirmed direct service to the shore, so check local options before setting out. Mornings are usually quieter, while midday is generally warmest, with strong sun at midday. Uneven paths, rocks and changing sea conditions call for care, especially for children and less confident swimmers. Winters are cooler and wetter, making summer the simplest season for access and comfort. Bring food, drink, rubbish bags and layers, check local weather, and respect local residents, fishers and clothed visitors sharing the coast.