Platja Primer Muntanyar / Benissero

Platja Primer Muntanyar, also known as El Benissero, is a semi-urban beach located in the tourist town of Jávea, Spain. The town boasts a coastline of 25 kilometers, with Platja Primer Muntanyar stretching for approximately 2 kilometers. It is positioned between two other prominent beaches, La Grava to the north and El Arenal to the south. The beach is distinct for its natural features. It is primarily composed of pebbles and gravel, extending into the water. This stony nature makes it an ideal spot for snorkeling activities. The water at the beach is known to be clean, warm, and complemented by the calming sound of strong waves. In terms of occupancy, Platja Primer Muntanyar is not typically crowded, often visited by locals, and offers a degree of privacy. However, the pebbly nature of the beach might not be the most suitable for children. Regular visitors are charmed by the spectacular scenery that the beach presents. Platja Primer Muntanyar offers a range of amenities. During the summer season, the beach provides necessary services for safe swimming, such as lifeguards, rental of sunbeds and umbrellas, showers, and toilets. In addition to this, the beach is accessible for people with reduced mobility. For those interested in water sports, windsurfing can be practiced in the area. In terms of food and beverage options, there are bars nearby that offer live Spanish music, enhancing the cultural experience. Moreover, there are hotels and restaurants in the vicinity for those looking to extend their stay. For ease of access, the beach provides parking facilities and a bus stop. The beach can be reached via Avenida del Mediterráneo in Jávea.