Cuarezo Beach

This is a great beach. However, be mindful of the tide. You can access the beach via Playa de Los Barcos. During the middle of the day (around 13:00) the tide comes in and cuts access to the beach. The tide goes down later in the afternoon (around 21:00). So, be prepared to hang out all day. You can also access the beach through a huge camping area along the back of the beach. Or, you can even walk from Playa de Ris to get to Cuarezo.

Sand is golden and fine, natural landscape. Sea is good for surfing. The mouth of the river offers calm and warm waters for children.

Super nice beach. Fine sand, very flat and with little depth in its central area and very deep near the rocks that separate it from Ris Beach. Some very fun pools are formed to take a good swim in crystal clear emerald green water. It also has moderate waves that provide a lot of play. At low tide a mandatory walk to the neighboring Island, because we can go from town to town when we walk through the Quejo estuary 😃. Good parking area.

Beach that depends a lot on the tides, but is undoubtedly worth it. Just to see the change it has depending on the tides, it is advisable to go. It is a very wide beach at low tide and there are always many families on both shores. It is always better to check the tide table provided at the tourist office or at the hotels.

Fantastic beach right in front of the Playa Joyel campsite - very wide, with fine sand, with rock formations that, in addition to being beautiful, form a multitude of natural pools when the tide goes out... generally big waves, perfect beach for surfers! Be careful if you cross the estuary at low tide to go to eat on the other side, for example, when the tide rises you will no longer be able to return and you will have to take a long detour to return to Noja!