Region of Murcia - all beaches

We ventured from the adjacent Playa Amarilla along an exciting route that led us to the beach on the western end. The beach was deserted (late October) and the ocean was exceptionally clear.

This beach is far from the ideal destination for a relaxing getaway. The sand is uncomfortable and the waters shallow, while the seas are relatively calm within the lagoon. There are a few cafes and a long promenade, but overall it's a far cry from a tranquil spot.

This public beach was great, but parking was limited near the road. Unfortunately we didn't spot any public bathrooms, but there was a life guard tower. The beach had more rocks than sand, but the black sand and pebbles still made it enjoyable.

This place is a lovely place with a beautiful view, making it an ideal spot for families. The sand is a warm, inviting brown color, adding to the charm of the area.

The beach was stunning, and perfect for families with small children. The bar at the mirador was definitely worth the climb up.

A great spot for a chill getaway! We hopped off the last bus stop with no car info, but that didn't stop us from having a blast. The ocean was warm and inviting, and there were plenty of cafes, shops and other amenities. The water was crystal clear - I recommend it!