Playa Alcaidesa

Playa Alcaidesa is a picturesque urban beach located in the municipality of San Roque, within the province of Cádiz, Andalusia, Spain. With a significant length of 1,400 meters and a width of 60 meters, this beach is known for its dark sand and moderate waves.

This beach is recognized for its cleanliness and has been awarded the Blue Flag distinction, an international eco-label awarded to beaches that meet high environmental and quality standards. However, visitors should be cautious as there are rocky areas along the sandy terrain. One part of the beach, near a lighthouse, is designated as a nudist area.

During peak season, Playa Alcaidesa can get quite crowded. Despite this, it retains its beauty and appeal, although there have been some concerns raised about dogs and their owners on the beach.

Playa Alcaidesa is easily accessible either by foot or car, with the nearest road being A-7-Urbanización La Alcaidesa. It can also be reached using public transportation. The beach is equipped with facilities that enable disabled access.

Parking is available but limited, with an unguarded parking lot that accommodates less than 50 spaces. In terms of amenities, the beachfront offers a range of facilities including a pool with a view, a spa and wellness center, and a fitness center. Visitors also have the option of relaxing in a garden area on the property.

The nearest healthcare facility to Playa Alcaidesa is the Hospital de la Línea, situated in La Línea de la Concepción.