A treasure distinguished by its extensive bay of thick white sand, it offers a delightful experience when entering and exiting its waters, ideal for swimming or enjoying water sports. With an area of ​​16 hectares, its location makes it an accessible destination for all types of visitors. It is an area abundant in artisanal fishing, supplying the district's restaurants with a wide variety of fresh delights.

This beach is known for its central wave, a peak that breaks both ways, preferably towards the right with medium to low tide, although caution is recommended with the rocks, nicknamed ‘La Peluda’.

The beach has public restrooms with showers, changing rooms, facilities for disabled visitors, baby areas, and a cistern system ensuring a proper supply of drinking water.

Below you can find the location.