Guayedra - all beaches

Eating dinner at the beach is an experience like no other. The locals are friendly and the setting is perfect for a romantic evening. Watching the sun dip beneath the horizon as you dine is a magical sight, and one that's hard to find in a tourist-filled area. If you're looking for an authentic, traditional experience, you won't find a better spot than here.

This location is characterized by its big rocks, making it easy to access and enjoy.

A bit of a trek down a bumpy road, but it's worth it. It's a quiet spot with only a few people and the sunsets are beautiful. Plus, it's a clothing-optional beach.

That place is an ideal spot for an early morning stroll or a day of fun in the sun. With its crystal clear waters and gentle waves, it's the perfect place to catch a few waves or just relax. Despite the strong currents, it's a great spot to spend a day and take in the beauty of the ocean.

Witnessing a beautiful sunset at the beach is a must-see, but it's not the easiest place to get to. We parked our car close to the greenhouses and then had to trek down the hill for about 20 minutes. If you have a four-wheel drive, you can drive directly there, but I wouldn't suggest that otherwise. When you arrive, you'll find the beach to be secluded and unpopulated, but getting into the water is challenging due to the large rocks.

This spot is definitely worth a visit! You can find plenty of delicious fish restaurants and it's a great spot for sunbathing. It's not too crowded during the week, but it does get busy on the weekends with locals. If you plan to visit on the weekend, you may struggle to find a place to eat as they are all full. However, the Spar Supermarket is easily accessible and provides an alternative for getting food.