Las Amoladeras Beach

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Beach
39 km from Alhama

A protected, untamed sandy stretch between Torregarcía and Cabo de Gata, backed by dunes and jujube scrub.

Las Amoladeras is coastal steppe in its purest form: a long stretch of sand and gravel backed by fossil dunes and jujube scrub, within the Park's protected area. No services, no buildings, no noise.

The Las Amoladeras Interpretation Centre, on the Cabo de Gata road, explains this semi-desert ecosystem unique in Europe. The open sea demands respect on windy days.

Highlights

  1. Protected Natural Park area
  2. Fossil dunes and jujube scrub
  3. Solitude even in summer
  4. Interpretation Centre nearby

The beach in detail

Key facts

  • 3 750 m Length
  • 100 m Average width
  • Low Occupancy
  • Moderate swell Swimming
  • No Naturist

Facilities

  • Toilets Not available
  • Showers Not available
  • Foot showers Not available
  • Litter bins Not available
  • Cleaning service Available
  • Parasol hire Not available
  • Sunbed hire Not available
  • Watersports hire Not available
  • Restaurant Not available
  • Beach bar Not available
  • Diving area Not available
  • Lifeguard service Not available
  • Accessible access Not available

Map

Good to know

  • No services at all: water, shade, good footwear
  • Keep off the dunes: protected area
  • Stop by the Interpretation Centre