Playa del Sombrerico

Playa del Sombrerico, located in Mojácar, Almería, Andalusia, Spain, is a cove known for its natural beauty and tranquility. The cove is characterized by volcanic rock and fine sand, with a length of 1000 meters and a width of 60 meters. The beach is situated in a completely untouched natural environment, making it a perfect spot for naturism and diving. The cove's crystal clear and calm waters, combined with the diverse range of marine flora and fauna, make it an ideal spot for families and snorkeling enthusiasts. The beach, often referred to as Treasure Island beach due to its association with the film of the same name, can be accessed via a 2 km dirt road. Despite the somewhat challenging access, the beach can get busy during the peak summer month of August. There are no services provided directly at the beach, but there are two nearby parking areas for visitors' convenience. During the summer season, a nearby beach bar and restaurant are open, although their operational status may vary. The beach does not allow pets, and visitors are encouraged to maintain the cleanliness and natural beauty of the environment by recycling and picking up trash. Despite its popularity during the peak season, Playa del Sombrerico maintains a peaceful atmosphere, making it a worthwhile destination for those seeking a natural beach experience. It is less than an hour and fifteen minutes away from the city center of Almería by car.