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A small urban beach in Alcalá (Guía de Isora, about 30 m long), black sand mixed with gravel, right next to the village's small fishing pier — locally known as 'La Playita'. Restaurants, bars and kayak rental line the beach, with parking and an interurban bus stop nearby. Nearby: the protected cliffs of Acantilados de la Isorana and the mouth of the Barranco de Erques, a spot valued for its geological interest.
💡 Local tip
Locally, the spot is also known as 'La Playita y el Pris del Muelle de Alcalá' on the municipal sign — the official name remains Playa de Alcalá. Several restaurants right next door, along the seafront. Lifeguard on duty 11am-7pm in summer (1 June-30 September) and 10am-6pm the rest of the year — follow the flag code (red: no swimming, yellow: caution, green: swimming allowed, purple: jellyfish sighted). Drones, fishing and pets are not allowed. Outside lifeguard hours, swim at your own risk. Emergency: 112.
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A small urban beach in Alcalá (Guía de Isora, about 30 m long), black sand mixed with gravel, right next to the village's small fishing pier — locally known as 'La Playita'. Restaurants, bars and kayak rental line the beach, with parking and an interurban bus stop nearby. Nearby: the protected cliffs of Acantilados de la Isorana and the mouth of the Barranco de Erques, a spot valued for its geological interest.
💡 Local tip
Locally, the spot is also known as 'La Playita y el Pris del Muelle de Alcalá' on the municipal sign — the official name remains Playa de Alcalá. Several restaurants right next door, along the seafront. Lifeguard on duty 11am-7pm in summer (1 June-30 September) and 10am-6pm the rest of the year — follow the flag code (red: no swimming, yellow: caution, green: swimming allowed, purple: jellyfish sighted). Drones, fishing and pets are not allowed. Outside lifeguard hours, swim at your own risk. Emergency: 112.
