Beach of the Three Pipes

Negative experience: THIS IS NOT A DOG BEACH. Although it used to be, and it's just a tiny piece of sand here and there with a small puddle with a certain unpleasant odor coming from the treatment plant that is right there, dogs can no longer use it either. That mini-parcel, for which access requires traveling by vehicle due to its remoteness, is of course occupied solely by people, with umbrellas, coolers, and fishing rods. It seems that this secluded place in the industrial zone cannot be allocated to other living beings, not even coexisting, because it appears that people do not find the thousands of kilometers of our coast with paradise beaches sufficient space, and they also have to exclusively occupy that lost and stinky puddle in the Puerto Real industrial area. Heaven forbid that the dogs leave it filled with cigarette butts and soda cans.

Negative experience: Currently, in July 2024, it has little to do with the beach. Good parking area and accessible entrance, but it's impossible to swim for both dogs and humans, as the water is far away and there are buoys that block access. There was a puddle of stagnant water where some children were swimming; it's good for learning to swim, but no more than 3 people can fit in that 'puddle'.

Positive experience: Una pena la calidad del agua.... Esperemos que mejore pronto... (La nueva depuradora ya está en camino) El sitio, de película !!

Positive experience: En muy buen estado de limpieza y acceso

Fantastic experience: Facil aparcamiento tranquilo campo y mar

Negative experience: For not giving it a 0. YOU CANNOT BRING DOGS. We went there to be told that we can't be with our pet. And without a pet either... depending on the tide.

Negative experience: THIS IS NOT A DOG BEACH. Although it used to be, and it's just a tiny piece of sand here and there with a small puddle with a certain unpleasant odor coming from the treatment plant that is right there, dogs can no longer use it either. That mini-parcel, for which access requires traveling by vehicle due to its remoteness, is of course occupied solely by people, with umbrellas, coolers, and fishing rods. It seems that this secluded place in the industrial zone cannot be allocated to other living beings, not even coexisting, because it appears that people do not find the thousands of kilometers of our coast with paradise beaches sufficient space, and they also have to exclusively occupy that lost and stinky puddle in the Puerto Real industrial area. Heaven forbid that the dogs leave it filled with cigarette butts and soda cans.

Negative experience: Currently, in July 2024, it has little to do with the beach. Good parking area and accessible entrance, but it's impossible to swim for both dogs and humans, as the water is far away and there are buoys that block access. There was a puddle of stagnant water where some children were swimming; it's good for learning to swim, but no more than 3 people can fit in that 'puddle'.

Negative experience: We went when the tide was low today, Sunday around 6:30 PM. There were about 5 fishermen on the rocks and a total of 5 people on the sand. It is not very recommendable to go with a dog, at least with the low tide, because the rocks are very slippery and maybe getting out of the water could be somewhat complicated for them. On the other hand, there were rats and a lot of mosquitoes, if that helps. Personally, I prefer to go to the dog beach in San Fernando, even if it means walking 20 minutes to get to the beach.

Positive experience: Small beach but very family-friendly, dogs are allowed, parking is easy. Spectacular views of the bay and a pier to practice fishing. I will definitely come back.

Negative experience: THIS IS NOT A DOG BEACH. Although it used to be, and it's just a tiny piece of sand here and there with a small puddle with a certain unpleasant odor coming from the treatment plant that is right there, dogs can no longer use it either. That mini-parcel, for which access requires traveling by vehicle due to its remoteness, is of course occupied solely by people, with umbrellas, coolers, and fishing rods. It seems that this secluded place in the industrial zone cannot be allocated to other living beings, not even coexisting, because it appears that people do not find the thousands of kilometers of our coast with paradise beaches sufficient space, and they also have to exclusively occupy that lost and stinky puddle in the Puerto Real industrial area. Heaven forbid that the dogs leave it filled with cigarette butts and soda cans.

Negative experience: We went when the tide was low today, Sunday around 6:30 PM. There were about 5 fishermen on the rocks and a total of 5 people on the sand. It is not very recommendable to go with a dog, at least with the low tide, because the rocks are very slippery and maybe getting out of the water could be somewhat complicated for them. On the other hand, there were rats and a lot of mosquitoes, if that helps. Personally, I prefer to go to the dog beach in San Fernando, even if it means walking 20 minutes to get to the beach.

Positive experience: Poca arena, fango en una especie de dique de piedras, creo que es poco higiénica.

Positive experience: En la desembocadura del Río San Pedro, se encuentra esta pequeña playa de aguas calmadas y arena fina

Positive experience: Playa muy pequeña, con espigones de piedras, pero con muy poca gente. En la zona del oeste hay espigones para pescar con cañas.

Fantastic experience: Que sitio más bueno y con buenas vistas. Me encantó la playa y pude disfrutar de un buen dia en la playa. Además está muy limpia.

Negative experience: Currently, in July 2024, it has little to do with the beach. Good parking area and accessible entrance, but it's impossible to swim for both dogs and humans, as the water is far away and there are buoys that block access. There was a puddle of stagnant water where some children were swimming; it's good for learning to swim, but no more than 3 people can fit in that 'puddle'.

Negative experience: We went when the tide was low today, Sunday around 6:30 PM. There were about 5 fishermen on the rocks and a total of 5 people on the sand. It is not very recommendable to go with a dog, at least with the low tide, because the rocks are very slippery and maybe getting out of the water could be somewhat complicated for them. On the other hand, there were rats and a lot of mosquitoes, if that helps. Personally, I prefer to go to the dog beach in San Fernando, even if it means walking 20 minutes to get to the beach.

Positive experience: En la desembocadura del Río San Pedro, se encuentra esta pequeña playa de aguas calmadas y arena fina

Positive experience: Bonito sitio, amplio, aunque no muy limpio. Recomendable para pasear