Beach: La Guancha

You can get to it on foot or by sea.

Beach: La Guardada

Located next door to San Esteban port, this beach is separated from San Juan Beach by the river Nalón. The beach has a restaurant and a car park. On the right hand side there is a large rock that protects it from the wind and beside it is the San Esteban lighthouse. It has a promenade which reaches as far as the beach of Garuncho.

Beach: Guardamar

This beach is named after the town located less than one kilometre from the coast. A 400m strip of sand. At the beginning of the beach there is a small dune with vegetation. Uncrowded.

Beach: La Guardia

A pretty beach separated from Salobreña Beach by a rock. This small bay is shaped like a U. There are sugar cane plants in the surrounding area. There is a wide selection of restaurants.

Beach: Guasimeta

It is somewhat isolated. Nudism is possible.

Beach: Guayedra

It is a nudist beach. Its sand is blackish in colour. To get there we recommend you use the C-810 road towards La Aldea de San Nicolás; the beach is some 3 km away, at the mouth of a ravine.

Beach: Gueirúa

The area around this cove is quite unique. Steps allow easy access.

Beach: Guernal

Beach: Güi- Güi Chico

It is reached from the village of Lasartico, allowing observation of the charm of the impressive desert landscape.

Beach: Güi- Güi Grande

You can access the beach on foot. It is a fairly quiet area.

Beach: El Guincho

The area has a volcanic appearance with its grey pebbles and reddish banks. It can be reached by boat.

Beach: Los Guíos

Behind it are endless semi-detached chalets, which form part of town of Los Gigantes, and at one side of the beach itself a sea wall was built to mark the boundary of the marina. It receives a large number of visitors, it is supervised, and has good facilities.