Playa de Bajo de Guía

Playa de Bajo de Guía is a unique beach located in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, in Cádiz, Spain. It is situated at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River, offering a privileged view of the Coto de Doñana, a national park in Huelva, which has its own beach accessible by ferry. The beach is characterized by its transparent waters and the presence of anchored fishing boats, which contribute to its distinctive scenery. Large ships coming from Seville can also be observed from this location.

The beach is known for its calm waters, making it an ideal spot for children to play. The sea temperature is moderate, neither too cold nor too hot. The beach's sand is golden and expansive, adding to its natural beauty. However, it does not possess the services typically found in urban beaches, nor the untouched beauty of a completely natural beach. Despite this, the beach is still a popular destination due to its unique location and views.

Amenities at Playa de Bajo de Guía include a promenade lined with bars and restaurants, offering a variety of gastronomic options. The beach also provides parking next to the promenade, as well as security and garbage facilities. One of the highlights of visiting Playa de Bajo de Guía is the opportunity to witness stunning sunsets, with the backdrop of Doñana on the other side of the river. Despite its charm, it is noted that there are other beaches in the province of Cádiz that may offer a more traditional beach experience.