Playa de Puerto del Rey

Playa de Puerto del Rey, also known as Puerto Rey, is a beach situated in the Spanish town of Vera. This beach is known for its unique natural features, such as a small lagoon that is created by the Antas River's mouth. The surrounding region is populated with reed beds and rushes that serve as a habitat for a variety of birds and waterfowl. These species frequently use the area as a pit stop during their migrations between Africa and Europe.

The beach itself extends 1,350 meters in length and 150 meters in width, providing ample space for visitors. The waters at Playa de Puerto del Rey are recognized for their cleanliness and warmth, although the entrance to the sea can be somewhat rocky. Despite this, the beach maintains a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere, even when it gets crowded, particularly on weekends.

In terms of amenities, Playa de Puerto del Rey is well-equipped. It features various informative signs, including those indicating the sea's condition and the beach's services. Results of water analysis are also displayed at a tourist information point. This beach is also equipped with service modules and a promenade for visitors to enjoy.

The beach is well-maintained and cleaned regularly, ensuring a pleasant environment for all its visitors. However, visitors should be aware that the beach can get quite windy at times.

For those planning to visit, public transportation to the beach is available with an hourly frequency. Despite certain challenges such as strong currents that may pose difficulties to less experienced swimmers, the beach is under surveillance to ensure the safety of its visitors.