This is a beautiful beach set in two coves. You have to park at the top and take a mini bus down which costs €3 per person, it’s quick and efficient though so this shouldn’t put anyone off. It’s clothing optional so there will be some nude bathers, but equally there was no pressure to conform to any particular dress code. Great for snorkeling. Two reasonable restaurants are on the beach, both of which rent extremely comfortable sun beds for €6 each per day. Also a couple of clothing sellers and a massage place.

We usually go to Vera in Almeria for a week but because of Covid we cancelled it. So we decided to just drive down here for a day. Firstly, it was really easy to find. There is a car park where a shuttle takes you down to the beach; this runs from June through to the second week in September. There is a car park down at beach level but you can only access that yourself by car from Sept to June. The beach itself is a mixture of pebbles and sand and it is clean although we did see a number of cigarette ends - not great at the best of times and totally unnecessary. There are two beaches; the first one has two chiringuitos/beach bar restaurants both of which have toilets and one has showers. There is a further beach you can easily access by foot from the first beach which is completely empty of bars, etc. Back on the first beach, the two restaurants also supply sunbeds and parasols at a price per person; we were in the front line and ours cost 6€ each for the day. We had a lovely day - the beach is supposed to be naturist but there are a lot of textiles there. That does not bother me but I understand it may bother other people. I suspect that the second beach may be more naturist. We ate in Bola Marina (further review there) and would recommend it.

Perfect place to spend a sunny day. Mainly nudist beach with a few clothed guests. Two nice restaurants. Book a table in advance on a Saturday or Sunday. Crystal clear, but chilly, water is excellent for snorkelling. Great beach chilled vibe.