I wanted to combine hiking and go to the beach and then wanted to hike bake to the city on a different route. The latter is not possible. There is a lot of military fenced areas here and some of the nice roads you see on map and satellites images are not open for public. So you can only go in and out the same place to ender this beach. Which is through the mountain of Roldán. There are many old military buildings and sites that open foe public to see. So if you are into that and want to see them as you pass them. The trip can take much longer. I started way to late and did this in November and ended hiking a big part of the trip back home in darkness. You will find just a nice beach at Morena beach in El Portus. I big disappointed was also that military was training at the beach and that I was told not to take pictures while I was there at the beach because of them. My rating might have been higher if I got there early and with no military in sight. PS. All pictures was taken before I got a message I could not take any. If you see the route I took, the part east of the beach was unnecessary and don’t walk there unless you want a longer hike and see more of the park and then return. Because you can’t get to the city that way.

via google · 11/16/2025

This spot seemed like a true treasure to me. The access is not complicated, and upon arrival, the view of the turquoise sea is spectacular. I loved how clean and well-maintained the surroundings are. Moreover, there is a tranquility here that is hard to find in other more crowded places. Highly recommended for those seeking peace and nature.

via google · 9/25/2025

Getting to this beach is relatively easy because from the Senda del Oso to the beach it's all downhill. The problem arises when you have to go back up, as looking up can make you feel dizzy just thinking about the steep incline you have to tackle for the return journey. Many people take the path of the pupas, which is the most beautiful but also the hardest. No matter how accustomed you are to climbing mountains, I can attest that this ascent is tough, but I also say that it’s a delight to 'punish' yourself by going to this beach knowing that the climb back will be brutal. Of course, I do not recommend anyone attempt this route without a minimum level of physical preparation, and no one should come here without water, especially not in summer. It goes without saying that there is no chance of getting water or any other drinks at this beach.

via google · 6/24/2025

Respect the environment, leave no trace of your presence, and if you can, bring a bag to collect any trash you find. Let's preserve this wonder.

via google · 7/12/2024

Lovely beach

via google · 10/9/2023

The beach has a steep access. You can reach it by boat or on foot from Tentegorra, passing by the Roldán viewpoint. Good physical fitness is necessary as the elevation change is significant.

via google · 7/21/2023

Beautiful walk 🚶‍♀️ 😍

via google · 4/15/2023

It was hard to find information for English so hopefully this can help: The beach is accessed by hiking trail. Park at Parque Tentegorra and follow the hiking trail up and over Rondán. The trails are very well made and easy to follow, its not possible to lose the track at all. We tried to park at the closer side but it's a military base and we got redirected to start at the parque. The most direct route is via the viewpoint Mirador Rondán, although you can make it more interesting and add an extra kilometre by going over the top of the hill by following the Bateria Rondán path, which splits left off the main footpath 1km before the viewpoint. Once at the viewpoint face towards the sea and follow the downwards path to your left, you can't miss it although it is not signed. Use the small island as a direction indicator if you are unsure. Further down this trail you take a right fork, directly towards the sea. It heads steeply down to the sea, then turns left and traverses most of the way to the beach before dropping steeply down again to reach the beach. It takes 1.5 hours from the carpark at a moderate pace, a strong pace would be 1 hour. It could easily take over 2 hours if you are slow/unfit. The return is around 10 minutes longer, especially in hot weather where the steep walk back up gets warm. It is an easy walk for normal fit people. Wear decent footwear, very easy walking in boots but it would be impossible in flip flops. There are plenty of shady rest places on the route. Take 2L of water per person on a hot day, there is nowhere to fill a bottle, no shops, no bins, no tourist facilities. There is excellent Internet signal, 4g throughout the walk. if unsure of direction just watch your location on Google maps. The beach itself is a fantastic nature area with beautiful clean water and plenty of beach space. The water is warm enough and the bay quite well protected from wind. It is a sandy beach, entry to the water is easy and once past the first few metres it is clear calm water. Not somewhere to go if you want to sit on a beach all day drinking cold beer, but perfect for a nice day out hiking with a scenic destination.

via google · 3/13/2023

Beautiful beach. It is part of the most famous hiking trails in the area. You can go down by two different paths. It requires effort, which can be intense in the heat. A lovely place for swimming. Don't forget to bring water.

via google · 6/23/2022

Pretty and quiet!

via google · 4/11/2021