Algarrobico Beach

Algarrobico Beach is a tranquil and serene destination located in the municipality of Carboneras, in the province of Almería, Andalusia, Spain. It is situated within the Cabo de Gata Natural Park and is known for its relatively undeveloped state, contributing to its peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere.

The beach is characterized by its transparent waters and golden sand. The terrain is a mixture of small stones and sandy areas, making it somewhat rocky in certain sections. Despite this, the beach is safe for swimming, protected by two natural land entrances to the sea. It is also considered a good spot for snorkeling due to the presence of fish in the water.

Algarrobico Beach stretches over 1,350 meters in length and 37 meters in width, providing ample space for visitors. Even during peak season, the beach is not typically crowded, maintaining its quiet and tranquil atmosphere. Additionally, the beach is known for its naturist-friendly environment, where visitors can sunbathe and swim without clothes.

Parking at Algarrobico Beach is convenient with an unguarded lot that can accommodate between 50 to 100 vehicles. However, visitors should be aware that there are no lifeguard services, toilet facilities, or beach bars available on site. Despite the lack of amenities, the beach is accessible by both car and public transportation, with the nearest road being the AL-5105.

Behind the beach, there is a concrete structure and an unfinished and demolished hotel, which some visitors find detracts from the overall view. Nevertheless, the beach is still highly regarded for its natural beauty, clear waters, and easy access. It continues to be a preferred destination for those seeking peace and quiet amidst a natural setting.