Playa del Muerto

Playa del Muerto is a picturesque beach located about an hour's walk along the coast from the nearest town. The beach has a rich history, with signs indicating its existence since 1930. It is known for its quiet and relaxing atmosphere, and is often less crowded than other nearby beaches. The beach is also accessible by bus or taxi, with the drop-off point located above a golf club. From there, visitors must navigate through the bushes and cross over railway tracks to reach the beach. Google Maps is recommended for this journey. The beach is characterized by its small stones between the sea and the beach, and the sea deepens quickly, so visitors are advised not to swim far from the coast. There is no lifeguard service available at the beach. The beach is also a popular spot for nudists, but wearing swimwear is also acceptable. Amenities at the beach include a small beach cafe, but visitors are advised to bring their own food and drinks. The beach is also accessible by a 30-minute bike ride, which includes an unmade path through the woods. However, the path can be tricky and rocky, so visitors should exercise caution. The tide at the beach can also change, sometimes covering parts of the land with water. Despite its remote location, many visitors find the journey to Playa del Muerto worth the effort for its tranquility and natural beauty.