Plaže na Laguna Village

That place has been a favorite of mine for years. It's always spotless, although the scenery changes a bit from year to year. The boardwalk is terrific, both during the day and at night. It could do with a few repairs, and the promenade could use some minor improvements. It's wide and sandy, and it's a great spot to hang out, even after dark. It's a safe, friendly place to spend the summer.

We took an afternoon to explore this beach. There were two restaurants and a rental spot for paddle boats. Unfortunately, the beach wasn't anything special and the water was quite dirty and full of jellyfish. The man running the paddle boat rentals was incredibly rude - even after we returned the boat within 15 minutes, he still charged us for the hour. The price of the beach beds was also quite expensive at 10 euros each, but our kids had a great time. All in all, it was a relaxing beach, but the bad attitude of the paddle boat man left a sour taste in our mouths.

Playa de Guadalmina is tucked away down a narrow alley, but it is still open to the public. There are some ancient Roman ruins, which appear to be a granary, located in the private gardens of the local residents. made up of pebbles and it has a steep drop off into the ocean.

Plaža je neokrnjena in nedotaknjena s človeškim posegom, ki ponuja resnično pristno in neokrnjeno izkušnjo.

That place is the perfect spot to relax and take in the gorgeous views. Sadly, coastal erosion has caused some damage this spring, and the sandy beach needs some help to be restored. Nevertheless, it remains a stunning spot to visit all year round.

That place has plenty of pebbles and comfortable sunbeds. However, the tent hire is quite pricey for what you get.