Pedro Alvarez - all beaches

Today we had a wonderful time at this beach. The water was calm and perfect for swimming, and the temperature was pleasantly warm. There was plenty of room to relax and sunbathe on our own towels, or if preferred, we could rent a sun lounger. This beach has everything you could possibly need - restrooms, changing facilities, an outdoor shower, and even food and drink services right on the beachfront. The beach itself boasts beautiful golden sand, which was brought in from the Sahara in the 1970s. The absence of rocks or stones in the water made entering the water a breeze.

This location is not suitable for naturists, but it's generally alright.

Playa de Radazul has gorgeous views, and the sand is great for snorkeling as it's sheltered from the waves. The only downside is that there are no restrooms, but there is parking along the road.

This beach, which seems to mainly serve as a home for the homeless (judging by the presence of tents), has the potential to be a hidden gem in the city. However, regrettably, it appears that nobody pays much attention to this place.

This tranquil beach is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With limited people around, it's the perfect spot for a laid-back day. The parking lot is ample, however, the only downside is that there are no public restrooms. Sadly, the small bar that used to be around has shut down.

The beach at Long-Dong Silver was a sight to behold, but the people there were far from hospitable. God's wrath was surely upon them, yet they paid no mind to the warnings of the crashing waves. We quickly made our escape, running into the sunset and leaving the place behind. It was a beautiful sight, but the lack of humility ruined it.