Plaže na La Aldea de San Nicolas

If you love a combination of hiking and a day at the beach, 'Playa de Güigüí' is the perfect spot for you. You could be the only one there - what a great opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature all to yourself! 🤗

This place offers the best of both worlds: a sheltered swimming harbour as well as a section of golden sands for sunbathing, complete with sunbeds and sun umbrellas. For those who prefer it, there's also a stretch of beach where you can lay down a towel and soak up the sun.

The last 10km of road leading to this beach is unpaved, so it is possible to drive there in a small car, but take it slow and be patient due to the narrow points. There is plenty of parking space available. I recommend going during low tide, as the sea will take most of the sand away during high tide. The sand is very fine, so you'll find it everywhere when you get home. wild and unique, and it is definitely worth visiting at least once. It is not crowded, so it is possible to go there and enjoy the beach in the nude. Camping is also an option to get the full experience. There are no markets nearby, so make sure to bring whatever you need from Veneguera. Sadly, we found microplastic and fresh cigarette butts and other trash on the sand during our visit. Please be mindful of this private beach and its surroundings.

Ta plaža je popolnoma osupljiva in do nje se lahko dostopa le peš.

A great spot to get away from the crowds. The views of the mountains are stunning and the beach itself is mostly pebbly, but there is a section of sand as well. You can easily drive right up to the beach, making it very convenient.

A bit of a trek down a bumpy road, but it's worth it. It's a quiet spot with only a few people and the sunsets are beautiful. Plus, it's a clothing-optional beach.