La Jaquita, Alcalá: The Alcalá coastline has a long seafront promenade where, as well as strolling and enjoying the magnificent sunsets, you can take a dip at one of the small black sand beaches or in the natural pools found along the promenade. And for the sporty, there is the option of doing sport outdoors thanks to the cycle lane and the sports facilities available.
The Alcalá coastline has a long seafront promenade where, as well as strolling and enjoying the magnificent sunsets, you can enjoy a stretch of coast split into three small black sand beaches and natural pools with spots for sunbathing, plus landscaped gardens running alongside the promenade. The new beach has changing rooms, a mixed and accessible toilet, lifeguard towers and first aid, as well as a kiosk.
Playa San Juan: The resort of Playa San Juan has a promenade almost two kilometres long where you can discover the charms of the Guía de Isora coast. It has an old 19th-century lime kiln just a few metres from the sea. The cafés and restaurants along the promenade are the perfect place to recharge your batteries.
For those looking for rest and peace and quiet, Playa San Juan is the best choice, since its location, next to the fishing harbour and the breakwater, keeps it sheltered from the wind and waves. It has also held Blue Flag status since 2012, which guarantees high-quality water and services.
The beach, made up of black sand, picón (volcanic gravel) and callaos (rounded pebbles), welcomes large numbers of tourists and locals all year round. Here you will find parking, showers, sunshade and sunbed hire, as well as access for people with reduced mobility.
We recommend the seafront promenade, where you will find several cafés, restaurants and shops.
