Playa La Jaquita — Attraction in Guía de Isora

The beach with its distinctive black pebble or gravel shores, equipped with sun loungers, toilets, and changing cabins, offers a serene and inviting atmosphere for visitors. Located near a large free parking lot in the town of Alcala, it is conveniently accessible via a scenic seaside promenade that features a variety of activities for children, including playgrounds with bright, clean sand. Alongside the beach, there's a beach bar providing drinks and food, adding to the overall convenience and enjoyment of the day. The beach itself is cozy and peaceful, making it a perfect spot for relaxation. The coastal scenery is captivating, and the rocky areas nearby offer the chance to discover crabs. This combination of natural beauty, amenities, and accessibility makes it a highly recommended destination for both families and individuals seeking a tranquil...

Loved the beach, a bit less touristic but still well equipped with toilets, changing rooms, lockers, sunbeds, bins, showers, etc. There is a beach bar nearby for food and drinks. The beach is split into 3, the farther being the less crowded one when we were there. There are 2 lifeguards constantly checking out and reminding any one doing something unsafe. This is particularly important as there are rocks nearby and with strong waves it may be risky. There are 3 natural swimming pools or "piscinas naturales" to enjoy if you prefer something safer. The sand is black and big. Actually we found it more comfortable than on other beaches. When there is wind, you don't end up with more sand on the towel than under it. Also good to notice, this beach is seller free. Overall, a...

Nice beach with free toilets, showers and changing facilities. There is also a place where you can eat or have some drinks on the beach, but it's quite pricy. You can opt for a sunbed and umbrella or bring your own blanket and stay on the black sand. The beach is composed of actually 3 beaches, the larger one is the first one you see when coming from Alcala and going to Los Gigantes direction. There are 2 smaller ones after the main one. Also there are natural swimming pools in between...