Beach Cantarriján

Beach Cantarrijan is a picturesque beach situated in Almuñécar, a municipality in the province of Granada, Spain. The beach is divided into two sections, making it an appealing destination for both nudists and non-nudists. With its dark sand and gravel composition, the beach extends over a length of 380 meters and a width of 43 meters. The waters at Cantarrijan are calm and clear, with rocky seabeds, making it an attractive spot for scuba diving. Additionally, the beach is known for a unique stone beach at one end, which creates a soothing sound when the water recedes, contributing to the serene ambiance of the place. Despite being isolated and not heavily developed, the beach tends to get crowded during the high season. Access to the beach can be challenging on foot, but it is conveniently reachable by car or boat. The nearest motorway to the beach is CN-340. The beach provides parking facilities with more than 100 unguarded spaces, primarily intended for restaurant patrons, but visitors generally have no issues with parking. The beach is also accessible for individuals with disabilities. For the convenience of its visitors, Beach Cantarrijan offers various amenities such as sunshade and sun lounger rentals, watercraft rentals, litter bins, and a cleaning service. There are beach stands and restaurants in the main cove, providing food and drink options. The beach also offers beds and parasols for rent, with the option of having drinks delivered to you for a small surcharge. The nearest marina to the beach is Marina del Este, situated 15 kilometers away. Despite its relative isolation, the beach provides telephone facilities for the convenience of its visitors. It's worth noting that the waves can sometimes get strong, adding an adventurous element for those seeking a bit more excitement.