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Beach
36 km from Alhama
The Natural Park's first beach: 1.8 km of dark sand by the watchtower and the Virgen del Mar hermitage.
Torregarcía opens the Natural Park from the west: 1,800 metres of dark sand and pebbles between the Rambla del Agua and the Amoladeras rambla, lightly visited even in August. Daily cleaning and lifeguard surveillance, yet zero construction.
By the shore stand the 16th-century watchtower and the hermitage built where the image of the Virgen del Mar appeared in 1502 — the goal of the pilgrimage that leaves the capital every January.
Highlights
- First beach of the Natural Park
- Watchtower and hermitage by the sea
- Low occupancy all year
- Setting of the January pilgrimage
The beach in detail
Key facts
- 1 800 m Length
- 90 m Average width
- Low Occupancy
- Moderate swell Swimming
- No Naturist
Facilities
- Toilets Not available
- Showers Not available
- Foot showers Not available
- Litter bins 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 beach bars: bring water and shade
- Visit the hermitage and tower at sunset
- Links on foot with Las Amoladeras
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