Playa de La Guardia

Playa La Guardia is a well-known beach located in Salobreña, Granada, in the region of Andalucía. The beach is known for its clear waters and unique pebbled surface, and it boasts a length of 1 kilometer with a width of 25 meters. The beach's surroundings are marked by agricultural crops and sugarcane plantations, adding to its natural beauty.

Playa La Guardia is separated from other beaches by a large rock, which is also a popular spot for snorkeling due to the abundant marine life surrounding it. An artificial reef has also been constructed off the coast of Playa La Guardia, enhancing its appeal as a spot for diving and snorkeling.

The beach is well-equipped with a range of services and amenities. It provides good accessibility to the sandy area, calm waters, and a lifeguard service to ensure the safety of its visitors. It also offers public toilet facilities and shaded areas for comfort and relaxation. The beach is accessible for all, with provisions for wheelchair access to shaded decking areas.

In terms of access, the beach can be reached via paths leading from the rock of Salobreña, making it a convenient destination for those staying in the old town. The beach can also be accessed from the neighborhood of La Guardia, where there are several buildings along the beachfront.

Parking is not an issue at Playa La Guardia as there is a large parking lot available for visitors, and parking is free of charge.

Playa La Guardia is a popular beach, especially during the summer months. However, it is not overly crowded, particularly outside the high season. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains its cleanliness and is dog-friendly, making it an ideal location for families.

The beach caters to a diverse range of visitors and is known for its sun and beach activities, as well as leisure and entertainment options. The recently constructed promenade along the beach is an added attraction, offering beautiful views and a great spot for walking and cycling.