Top Nature in Andalusia

Definitely bring some cash! A few local vendors only accept cash, and I almost missed out on some mouth-watering beach snacks because I didn’t have any.

I recommend you hit the beach by 9 AM to snag a good spot. By noon, it gets pretty packed, and finding a sunbed can take ages!

I found the public restrooms a bit dirty. It’s best to bring some hygiene supplies with you, just in case you can't find something clean when you need it.

If you're planning to have lunch there, skip the beachside restaurants. They charge way more. I suggest walking a bit inland for better deals and tastier food.

Watch out for the wind! It can be pretty breezy, so don’t forget to bring a windbreaker or something to shield yourself from the sand.

Don't miss the Roman ruins nearby! They’re just a short walk from the beach and totally worth your time - plus they're free!

I recommend arriving around 10 AM to snag a good spot near the water. It gets pretty crowded later, trust me.

My advice is to explore the small beach bars nearby for authentic tapas instead of the big restaurants... The vibe is more local and you'll probably enjoy better food at lower prices

I think you should check the tide times before you go. We ended up with less beach space than expected because we didn’t think about high tide and it was a bit frustrating!

I think it's worth exploring the nearby caves; they might not be in the main guidebooks, but they're stunning and a nice break from sunbathing. Just bring some good water shoes.

If you're planning to drive, be ready to look for parking a bit further away. I thought I could park right by the beach, but I ended up having to walk 10 minutes.

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. The park is big, and you’ll do a lot of walking, especially if you want to see all the hidden gems!

Bring a small picnic! There are plenty of lovely spots to relax, and you can save money instead of eating at a café nearby.