Playa de Valdelagrana

Playa de Valdelagrana is a beautiful and expansive beach located in El Puerto de Santa María, Spain. Known for its natural beauty, it offers stunning views of the nearby city of Cadiz and its new bridge. One of the longest beaches in the province, it stretches several kilometers, extending through the "Los Toruños" metropolitan park.

The beach is divided into two sections: the urbanized area, Valdelagrana, and the untouched area, Playa de Levante. The Valdelagrana area is bustling with activity during the summer season, housing a variety of beach bars, restaurants, and accommodations. Despite this, the beach maintains a clean environment.

Playa de Valdelagrana is equipped with many amenities. It has a promenade and offers services such as showers, making it a comfortable destination for beach-goers. Special provisions are made for people with disabilities, including installed walkways and special chairs for bathing. The beach also has a contingency plan in place and has been recognized with the Blue Flag award for its quality.

The beach is popular for water sports due to its windy conditions. It's an ideal spot for windsurfing and kite-surfing, providing an exciting spectacle for both locals and tourists. For those who prefer a quieter activity, the beach is also suitable for relaxing walks along the shore.

During the summer months, Playa de Valdelagrana attracts a large number of visitors, making it a bustling spot. However, in the winter, it becomes a peaceful retreat for locals. Despite its popularity, certain areas of the beach, especially those near Torunos Natural Park, remain less crowded.

The beach is easily accessible and offers ample free parking. Despite the lack of clarity in the water, the beach's white, fine sand and moderate waves make it a pleasant spot for visitors. The beach is also known for its affordability when it comes to food and drinks, with a variety of sea-facing restaurants and cafes in the vicinity.