Playa de Cala Sardina

Playa de Cala Sardina is a beach located in a region where Morocco and Gibraltar can be seen in the distance. The beach is known for its spaciousness and clear water, although it has been reported to have issues with crude oil stains. The beach is characterized by a pebbly terrain, and the sea depth increases quite quickly in some areas, which may not be suitable for small children. The beach is equipped with bars, which are typically open during peak season. However, it's important to note that the availability of these amenities may vary. For example, while two bars were open on a particular Sunday, at least one was closed the following Monday. Despite this, the beach is generally less crowded on weekdays compared to weekends. One notable drawback of Playa de Cala Sardina is the lack of shower facilities. Visitors are advised to bring their own water for rinsing off after swimming in the sea. Despite this inconvenience, the beach is a popular spot for enjoying the sunshine.