We stayed just across the street from this beautiful beach for a few days. It's a bit south from…read moreNew Mojacar, which made it a bit more quiet but no less stunning. It's a really clean, soft, yellow-sand beach. Long and wide. The ocean is pretty warm in summer and most parts are public. Best to bring your own gear, even though there are several places to rent an umbrella and chairs. Several showers are lined up along the beach to clean yourself from the sand and salty water after your dip. Around lunchtime there isn't much action, due to the hot sun. Later in the afternoon it gets more crowded....but nowhere near packed. It's a really nice and relaxing beach, not much noise, no watersports. Nice to just lay back or have a walk with your feet in the water. Along the road there are lots of free parking lots. Which is great to still see free lots nowadays. Beautiful Beach. We loved it

Wow! Now THIS Is a beach to love. Soft sand, and NO rocks in the water. Not to mention the water is…read moreso warm. It's September, and still quite warm here. This beach is nice and clean, and is regularly patrolled by police

Excelent calm sandy beach. We loved it, clear water, at the beginning of the day no waves, around…read more15:00 with winds catching up nice waves. We played in the water the whole day with the kids.

25-Dec-2018. A beach you want to visit on Christmas Day (the rest of the year, summer, is fine…read moretoo). A friendly crowd of drunk folks dressed in red, dancing and having fun today (mostly not Spanish). Dogs allowed, beer sold, toilets open, awesome weather - what not to like? Came late, around 3pm, better come a bit earlier. You can bring BBQs and chairs or sit in one of the cafes on the beach. Just off the N-332, street parking available.

Definitely some awesome views here BUT: sharp rocks, slippery algae and strong waves make this…read moreplace a bit dangerous to say the least (I decided not to post my wounds :-) ). Be very careful if you dare to swim. Mornings, when the sea is calmer, is a probably a better time to visit. Bring water shoes (not sandals or slippers). If you are reading this while your slippers are floating away - don't try to catch them! It will do even more harm, just let them go :) Don't bring kids. Some people come here for fishing but I haven't tried that (yet). Bottom line: there are beaches with sand. Soft sand. Normal sand. Not surrounded by rocks. Sharp rocks. With calm sea water (not "big ocean water"). Go there!