Playa La Roda

Playa La Roda is a popular beach situated in the coastal town of Altea, located in the Comunitat Valenciana region of Spain. It extends from Cap Negret beach to the local fishing port, providing a scenic stretch of coastline for visitors to enjoy. The beach's unique characteristic is its white pebble composition, which some visitors find advantageous due to the cleanliness, tranquility, and comfort it offers compared to the more crowded sandy beaches. This feature also gives Playa La Roda a distinct appearance and feel. Despite the pebble stones potentially making it less suitable for children's play, they add a sense of calmness to the beach and are an iconic part of its charm. Playa La Roda is known for its clean and transparent turquoise waters, which are ideal for various water sports such as canoeing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, diving, snorkeling, and fishing. The beach's depth also makes it a preferred spot for swimming, even during the peak summer season when it remains less crowded compared to other beaches in the Costa Blanca region of Alicante. The beach offers several amenities for visitors. Lifeguard services are available, ensuring safety for those engaging in water activities. Facilities for people with reduced mobility are also provided, making the beach accessible to all. Rental of sunbeds, showers, and toilets are some of the other services offered at Playa La Roda. In terms of dining and shopping, a promenade adjacent to the beach is lined with a variety of bars, restaurants, and shops. This walkway provides a pleasant area for strolling and taking in the stunning views of the Mascarat area and the Peñón de Ifach in the background. Playa La Roda also has a parking area located nearby, adding to the convenience for visitors who prefer to drive to the beach. Despite being an urban beach, Playa La Roda manages to maintain its natural beauty while offering a lively atmosphere, making it one of the most popular beaches in Altea.