Large sandy/pebbly beach with plenty of amienties. Loads of cafes and shops, free public toilets, free showers to clean off after or before going in the sea. Lots of sun beds and umbrellas for hire. You need to get there before 10am in peak season to be sure of getting one or book in advance from 4-6pm the previous day and lots of people do this. Food prices very reasonable and lots of take always. The sea was lovely and clear, it shelves quite steeply as you get in and is pebbly at the edge of the sea. Lovely surroundings but not a lot of parking nearby but easily walkable from the bus station in under 15 minutes. Also you can hire kayaks, small pedal boats, para sailing etc also nearby. Plenty of rubbish bins and very clean. It is very popular and gets really busy especially towards the waters edge.

Nice small pebble beach with super clear water adjacent to multiple other beaches leading to the Balcony of Europe. Interesting rock formations. Very well established beach with sports rental companies (kayak, paddle board, jet ski, parasail), restaurants, free public restrooms, shops, and free parking. Chairs are umbrellas are currently 6 euro per person. 22 euro for personal cabana. You could easily spend all day here with no need to leave. Everything you need and want is right there!

Beautiful beach it has been windy for a few days but we always find a nice place to sit. Lots a nice cafes bars restaurants public toilets kayak hire, lifeguard patrols. Sunbeds 6euro for a full day.

Lovely beach with an exceptional atmosphere. Pleasant cafes, restaurants, activities.

Absolutely amazing... after 40 years of travelling the world this is my favourite place ❤️

The 1st of October and I could find a space to park. It’s crazy how Nerja is overwhelmed even not in the season. 10min driving away the beaches are almost empty.

Most mornings we walked over from the other side of Nerja following the coast line. Then a coffee ☕ and a drink in one 1⃣ of the many cafes along the beach 🏖.

Lovely beach but more pebbles than sand

Beautiful beach, sea kayak trip was great, very busy, paella is a must

Small but nice almost private beach beautiful views here

Very nice beach with clear water. You can rent kayaks or SUP and enjoy.

Great beach with good amenities and restaurants

The beach gets very busy even out of season. Parking is a nightmare BUT visit Yu Talley Thai restaurant. We go there twice a month all the way from Salobreña. Thai and Laotian chefs. Very worth the drive!!

Great beach, lot s of room . Boardwalk with restaurants and shops. Prepare to climb when you leave.

Finally a beach without stones, only sand and gravel.

Great views down the coast. Feels much more touristy than the beaches closer to the Balcon, but does have better facilities (multiple toilets, showers, restaurants/cafes)

One of the beaches I would highly recommend going to! If you're staying around Malaga main city, or the outskirts, this beach is only a 30-45min drive out and offers plenty once you are there! Views, Weather, beautiful sun, sand running through your toes and the water...oh super refreshing and can't be missed! The beach is massive and offers many beach areas to rent sunbeds, cabana's or even just a simple tent if needed right on the beach. Not to mention, tens of restaurants and bars offering you drinks, snacks, lunch and more while there to keep you hydrated throughout your morning and afternoon! When the weather is pleasant, would also recommend some kayaking, snorkeling or any of the water activities they offer there at super amazing prices, as low as 10 euros!

Very beautiful and cameral beach! Perfect spot for the sunset, as it not overcrowded.(at least in the beginning of July) Surrounding by lush nature and beautiful architecture) My absolutely fav.in Nerja!