Platja de Bon Nou, Spain - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Platja de Bon Nou is a small beach nestled between cliffs, a short train ride away from Alicante. The beach is characterized by a mixture of sand and stones, with some areas also having rocky terrain. Despite the presence of stones, it is comfortable to walk barefoot or with sandals. The beach is not exclusively sandy, and it has a significant amount of pebbles. The water at Platja de Bon Nou is blue, although not entirely clear, and cleanliness can vary, particularly during the peak summer season. Despite the rocky areas, the water's clarity is not sufficient for activities such as snorkeling. The beach is equipped with lifeguard services and fresh water fountains for washing feet. There is also a restaurant on-site for visitors. The beach's location between cliffs means that it gets dark a little earlier at sunset. While it may appear to be closed to only residents, visitors can park and walk in. The beach's natural beauty and unique characteristics make it a breathtaking sight.

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Amenities

Platja de Bon Nou amenities include parking.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Platja de Bon Nou include Sainvi Restaurante, Chiringuito Yorkos Paraiso, Pizzeria La Parra, La Cabaña and Restaurante Valencia.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the unique beauty of the beach, with its mix of sand and stones, and its location nestled between cliffs. Many appreciate the lifeguard service and the convenience of fresh water fountains. However, cleanliness is a concern for some visitors, particularly in the summer, with reports of unclear water and trash.