San Sebastian El Grande - all beaches

Avoid this place; I had a terrible experience. The rooms are extremely outdated and dirty. Despite being beachfront, it's not worth staying here. The restaurant service is poor, and the food is subpar.

The beach offers a stunning view of the open sea, although access to the water is restricted.

This private beach, adorned with charming bungalows, is truly beautiful. Owned by the Marist University of Guadalajara, it offers ample space for meal preparation and various activities. You can enjoy a walk to the neighboring beach or explore the nearby abandoned house. Just 5 minutes away is Punta Perula, another excellent beach worth visiting.

They managed to keep the beach beautiful, but there are still some dirty spots, and the facilities are not respected due to excessive crowding.

The tranquil waves of the beach provide a safe and enjoyable experience for children. The beach is also a haven for food lovers, with a plethora of delicious food vendors to choose from.

We really enjoy this beach, but we do have a suggestion to be more conscious of our use of single-use plastics. We recommend bringing your own bamboo silverware and water bottle to refill instead of contributing to the global plastic problem. We also bring a stainless steel straw to avoid using plastic ones. It's important to remember that plastic waste, such as six-pack rings and straws, can harm sea life. Additionally, we should be mindful of cigarette use on the beach and around others. It's best to dispose of cigarette butts in a garbage can rather than burying them in the sand, as they are also made of non-biodegradable plastic particles. This beach does not allow powered vehicles, only small fishing boats, paddle boards, and surfboards. We recommend these practices for all beaches.