Serene Sandy Beaches

This collection features the diverse coastline of El Puerto de Santa María, ranging from the urban, amenity-rich shores of Valdelagrana to the wild, protected dunes of Playa de Levante within the Bahía de Cádiz Natural Park. The list includes historical sites like the 16th-century castle ruins at Playa de la Muralla and natural pine forests bordering La Puntilla. These sandy stretches offer varying conditions, from shallow, calm waters to wind-exposed areas situated near the mouth of the Guadalete River and the Los Toruños Metropolitan Park.

Playa de Levante

Undeveloped beach located within the Bahía de Cádiz Natural Park. Known for its natural marshland surroundings and strong winds.

Playa de Valdelagrana

Extensive urban beach featuring a long promenade and shallow waters. Offers views across the bay toward the city of Cádiz.

Fuentebravia Beach

Fine sandy beach not far from other highlight beaches yet this one is less touristy and more peaceful. Sport facilities.

La Puntilla

Situated at the mouth of the Guadalete River, this beach is bordered by a pine forest and provides calm swimming conditions.

Playa de la Muralla

Sheltered cove characterized by the remains of the 16th-century Santa Catalina castle walls bordering the sand.

Dunas de San Antón

Coastal area featuring a protected pine forest and sand dunes located between the Guadalete River and Puerto Sherry.

Playa de Santa Catalina

A long stretch of fine sand divided into several sections, including Vistahermosa and Las Redes, known for clear waters.

Playa de la Calita

Small, rocky cove situated near Puerto Sherry, frequently used for shore fishing and snorkeling.

Playa del Río San Pedro

Located within the Los Toruños Metropolitan Park, this beach features calm tidal waters near the San Pedro river mouth.