Trocha de Guadalobon - all beaches

We've been going as a big group every Sunday for a few years now, and it's an absolutely fantastic spot to relax with family and friends. The restaurant and bar are both amazing.

This beach near Estepona is not a great choice for relaxation. It is one of the least attractive beaches in the region, with grimy sand and a rundown, budget-style resort atmosphere. It is definitely not worth the effort.

We took an afternoon to explore this beach. There were two restaurants and a rental spot for paddle boats. Unfortunately, the beach wasn't anything special and the water was quite dirty and full of jellyfish. The man running the paddle boat rentals was incredibly rude - even after we returned the boat within 15 minutes, he still charged us for the hour. The price of the beach beds was also quite expensive at 10 euros each, but our kids had a great time. All in all, it was a relaxing beach, but the bad attitude of the paddle boat man left a sour taste in our mouths.

The beach is untamed and untouched by human intervention, offering a truly authentic and unspoiled experience.

This location has wide and long stretches of gray shell sand, providing a darker hue than other beaches.

I absolutely adore going to the dog beach in Casares with my two furry friends. It's a great place to be because it's usually only frequented by locals, so it's a wonderfully tranquil atmosphere. It's not particularly large, but it's perfect for pooches and it's a great place to get to know the people who live in the area. It's a stunning beach and while it can get a bit busier during the summer months, it's a great balance. The parking is also excellent and I can't complain as it's my favourite beach for dogs. I really love it!