Guayedra

The Playa de Guayedra is a stony beach situated in the northern region of Gran Canaria, Spain. The area is surrounded by private property, and there is only one entrance. The water at the beach is crystal clear and provides excellent opportunities for snorkelling, albeit without any facilities available. Access to the beach is through a winding road and an unpaved track, which inexperienced drivers may find dangerous. The Guedra Beach, a small bay with a rocky beach, is located near the village of Agaete and can be accessed on foot or by boat. Swimming at the beach is safe, and the ocean floor is even. The best time to plan a beach holiday in Gran Canaria is during the summer months. The Playa de Guayedra is a nudist beach that caters to those who seek a clothing-optional experience. Dogs are permitted on the beach.