Wide, white sandy beach. The water from the Atlantic is cold here. There is most always a strong…read morewind, so it is a Mecca for kite boarding and wind surfing. Ion has a kite school here. There is parking (5€) and camping. There is a good restaurant (Tumbao), surf/kite shop and showers (.50€) and toilets (.20€). Those who don't do water sports have miles of sandy beach where they can lie and soak up the sun. The entrance is a bit difficult to find as it is between fields with cattle but has a metal entrance arch. One hour from Estepona. One and a half hours from Marbella.

Safe beach with shallow bathing, fine sand, 2 good bar/cafes, easy parking. 5 mins walk from…read moreEstepona Marina.

Wholeheartedly agree with the other reviews in that this is a beautiful, near perfect beach. One…read moreof the best I've been on. Unspoilt and not over populated by loud touristy types. It felt like everyone here was here for one purpose. To lay in the sun and relax. No sooner as you walk on the beach this is all you want to do from morning until you can watch the glorious sun setting in the evening. Depending where you are on the beach you can either be around total quiet or near the restaurant playing music which you can hear in the background. Further down there is a nudist area. You'll know it when you get there! and further on from that is where the surfers hang out. There's miles of beach to walk along and just get lost in your own thoughts, sit and people watch or whatever you choose. A clean beach with no littering and no one trying to sell you anything or harass you for any reason. I'd love to come back it has surely grabbed a piece of my heart! I believe I was there a little prior to the season starting so, maybe it gets a little busier but April was perfect timing.

This place - actually called Playa De Poniente, but Google won't accept my request - is at the…read moresouth end of the wonderful boardwalk. And just down by the harbour, before you will entering the UK soon. The sand isn't exactly golden and there's a busy main street backing it up. But in the evenings (even in summer) it's not really a busy spot, so you might even dare to bring your pet at some quiet corner. But the main reason why we came here was the sunset. It's just a beautiful spot to sit down and watch the sun going down. And with the "Rock" on the left this makes a really good spot to spend a while.

Sandy beach, can have lots of algae depending on the day. Beach bars and restaurants nearby…read more Walking trails nearby as well.

Gorgeous sandy beach located of the coast of Rota Spain!…read more Kids enjoyed the sand, sun and playground. Lots of eateries, apartments and condos along the boardwalk. Clean beach with locals, no homeless, no trash, just families and people walking enjoying the day. Incredible!

My absolute favorite beach when I'm in Malaga. I tend to like the western part of the beach the…read moremost, lots of good beach restaurants and bars, easy going and chilled out mood over all. Tend to be really busy during the weekends though.