Regla Beach

Fantastic experience: Mooi strand, je kunt heel dichtbij en gratis parkeren. De toiletten zijn schoon en gratis. Ook zijn er douches. Er zijn 2 strand tentjes/ chiringuito's. En een grappig karretje dat langskomt met koude drankjes

Positive experience: Lugar apacible, buena arena , mucha zona gastronomíca en los alrededores casi siempre se encuentra aparcamiento.

Fantastic experience: Beach quite accessible for people with reduced mobility. There are public restrooms.

Fantastic experience: As every summer, the best, comfortable, quiet, good atmosphere, and very close to hotels, apartments, with very affordable prices, with supermarkets at every corner.

Positive experience: Lying on the beach all the time, taking a refreshing bath in the Atlantic, is it boring in the long run? Then a beach walk should help. The start is the dam that borders Playa Regla to the lighthouse, Spain's tallest built lighthouse at over 60m high. The ochre-yellow church right by the beach is striking. Depending on the tide, the seaside walk varies greatly. At high tide, the water is so high that your feet sink into the soft sand of the beach. And the sea usually looks ordinary. But when the tide comes out, the picture changes dramatically. The beach becomes very wide, the ground hard. Reefs emerge from the water. The so-called Los Corrales. These are huge, very old, artificial reefs that serve fishing. The fish and other sea creatures that do not make it over the outer edge of the reef when the tide goes out are trapped and can be fished. A sustainable method of fishing. At the same time, as the tide recedes, more guests appear. Various beach walkers, herons, and egrets. You have to look closely to recognize some of these birds. When they hardly move, they almost blend in with the reef. For those who are really good on foot, there is a hike of up to 16 km ahead. It then ends in Rota. You pass various stands. Also, some beach bars, the Chiringuitos, in case you get thirsty. Don’t forget the return journey.

Fantastic experience: Típico en chipifornia. Se pueden perros en algunas épocas del año, según temporada.

Negative experience: chipiona: la playa de la verguenza. esta playa es realmente una enorme discoteca dentro de un campo de futbol. La playa tiene muchos elogios infundados, tiene un tramo de arena medio aceptable de aproximadamente 1 km pero el resto esta bastante mal, con piedras incluso en algunos lugares bastante sucio, eso si es el tramo de regla si que limpian incluso las piedras lo cual es de agradecer aunque es un tramo muy pequeňo. por otra parte hay radios cada pocos metros es imposible disfrutar de la playa escuchando los estilos de musica mas esperpentivos A Toda Voz desde cuatro angulos distintos. En cuanto a pasear por la playa, perdon, por el campo de futbol en ocasiones mision imposible, no son pocas las personas mayores, y no tan mayores, que se quedan en la sombrilla por miedo a que las arroyen y esto si es vergonzoso en una playa que se supone que los juegos de pelota estan prohibidos. No es una critica es tan solo mi opinion cada ayuntamiento pone las normas que considera oportunas pero una playa de este tipo sin vigilancia de ningun tipo es un gran error ya que los voluntarios aparte de voluntad no aportan mucho mas. Pero lo que realmente es vergonzoso es que a este tipi de Playas les concedan banderas azules. Podrian ganar un concurso de humor con el eslogan chipiona estan prohibidos los juegos de pelota y bajar perros a la playa.

Negative experience: Qué asco de servicio le ofrecen a la gente los dirigentes de Chipiona. Algunos residentes permanentes vamos a caminar temprano, veo las macas alquiladas, mucho gente en la playa y los baños/servicios cerrados. ¿En dónde tienen que hacer las necesidades la gente? Claro está que en el agua. También se ven muchos perros y según dictan las normas que se pondrán multas de 600 Euros, pero por allí no aparece nadie para hacer ese trabajo. La playa por la mañana esta echa un asco, basura por todos lados, y el servicio de limpieza lo hace demasiado tarde….los baños/servicios deben estar funcionando para las 8 de la mañana. No sean flojos, levantarse temprano y mejorar estos servicios pero ya…..que Chipiona en este aspecto es una vergüenza. Chipiona provides terrible services regarding the beach. Some of us permanent residents we will take an early walk in the beach and we see the rented umbrellas, many people enjoying the beach but the bathrooms / services are closed. Where do people go to use the bathroom? Of course, they will do it in the water. There are also many dogs in the beach and according to the rules, these infractions carry fines of 600 Euros, but nobody appears to be doing that work in the morning. Also, the beach in the morning is a mess, garbage everywhere, and the cleaning service is starting too late ... the bathrooms / services must be running by 8 in the morning. Do not be lazy, get up early and improve these services as soon as possible... ..That appearance makes Chipiona look like a dirty and filthy place.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular! These have been our first holidays in Chipiona and we will definitely repeat next year. The beach is amazing, with its peculiar rises and falls of the tide. Flanked on one side by the tallest lighthouse in Spain (still in operation) and on the other by the Sanctuary of Virgen de Regla. There are beach bars right on the beach and several areas with umbrellas and rental hammocks. It's also very useful and curious to know that different stalls pass by the beach selling cold drinks, chips, and snacks in the afternoon, and pastries in the evening. The sunsets are truly amazing! The sand beaches are very fine, with hardly any rocks. Although there are trash bins available, it is true that the sand could be a little cleaner, but, as usual, it's the fault of human hands. Super recommended!

Positive experience: A wide, fine-sand beach, and one of the few spots in the area where you can swim even during low tide.

Negative experience: A very pretty beach behind the sanctuary; you are on the beach and looking at the sanctuary! But the worst part is the thousand cigarette butts on the shore and in the sand!! The smoking neighbors from Chipiona are very dirty and throw everything on the sand!! What a shame!! I will not return! I have no need for my son to be playing on the shore among cigarette butts!! I hope the Mayor takes note. Best regards.

Positive experience: Beautiful beach with a lot of people. I recommend positioning yourself between the sanctuary and the lighthouse; further away, there are many rocks and it's impossible to bathe peacefully.

Negative experience: I don't like it at all, there are many rocks in the sand and it is small.

Fantastic experience: A beautiful beach, well-maintained and with all services, showers, restrooms, and beach bars, to the left the Basilica of Regla and to the right the impressive lighthouse.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular! These have been our first holidays in Chipiona and we will definitely repeat next year. The beach is amazing, with its peculiar rises and falls of the tide. Flanked on one side by the tallest lighthouse in Spain (still in operation) and on the other by the Sanctuary of Virgen de Regla. There are beach bars right on the beach and several areas with umbrellas and rental hammocks. It's also very useful and curious to know that different stalls pass by the beach selling cold drinks, chips, and snacks in the afternoon, and pastries in the evening. The sunsets are truly amazing! The sand beaches are very fine, with hardly any rocks. Although there are trash bins available, it is true that the sand could be a little cleaner, but, as usual, it's the fault of human hands. Super recommended!

Fantastic experience: Very good beach. It is very spacious and comfortable in the sense that you have bars nearby. It is usually quite clean. It has W.C. services, beach bars every few meters, a Civil Protection post, lifeguards, etc. The sea water is usually quite good. Furthermore, unlike the Mediterranean beaches, like Málaga or Granada, which tend to be quite deep after you have walked in about 5 meters, at Playa de Regla you can go in several dozen meters without being completely covered by water. There are also usually vendors selling soft drinks and sweets, in case you have a craving for a drink or snack.

Positive experience: Lying on the beach all the time, taking a refreshing bath in the Atlantic, is it boring in the long run? Then a beach walk should help. The start is the dam that borders Playa Regla to the lighthouse, Spain's tallest built lighthouse at over 60m high. The ochre-yellow church right by the beach is striking. Depending on the tide, the seaside walk varies greatly. At high tide, the water is so high that your feet sink into the soft sand of the beach. And the sea usually looks ordinary. But when the tide comes out, the picture changes dramatically. The beach becomes very wide, the ground hard. Reefs emerge from the water. The so-called Los Corrales. These are huge, very old, artificial reefs that serve fishing. The fish and other sea creatures that do not make it over the outer edge of the reef when the tide goes out are trapped and can be fished. A sustainable method of fishing. At the same time, as the tide recedes, more guests appear. Various beach walkers, herons, and egrets. You have to look closely to recognize some of these birds. When they hardly move, they almost blend in with the reef. For those who are really good on foot, there is a hike of up to 16 km ahead. It then ends in Rota. You pass various stands. Also, some beach bars, the Chiringuitos, in case you get thirsty. Don’t forget the return journey.

Fantastic experience: One reaches the very beautiful beach via a wooden walkway that leads through a dune landscape. The food at the beach bar is very good.

Fantastic experience: Very good beach. It is very spacious and comfortable in the sense that you have bars nearby. It is usually quite clean. It has W.C. services, beach bars every few meters, a Civil Protection post, lifeguards, etc. The sea water is usually quite good. Furthermore, unlike the Mediterranean beaches, like Málaga or Granada, which tend to be quite deep after you have walked in about 5 meters, at Playa de Regla you can go in several dozen meters without being completely covered by water. There are also usually vendors selling soft drinks and sweets, in case you have a craving for a drink or snack.

Fantastic experience: Muy buena playa. Distancia de seguridad muy buena.

Positive experience: Muy buena playa y bien cuidada, salvo que en la parte más cercana al faro carece de puestos de socorristas en muchos cientos de metros así como señalización de banderas nítida de cómo está el mar.

Fantastic experience: Playa muy bonita con las vistas del Santuario de la Virgen, buena limpieza y estupendos servicios municipales. Buenas medidas de seguridad Covid entre sombrillas.

Positive experience: Muy bien la playa y las medidas covid. Lo único que falla son los socorristas, murió una persona y iban andando.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular! These have been our first holidays in Chipiona and we will definitely repeat next year. The beach is amazing, with its peculiar rises and falls of the tide. Flanked on one side by the tallest lighthouse in Spain (still in operation) and on the other by the Sanctuary of Virgen de Regla. There are beach bars right on the beach and several areas with umbrellas and rental hammocks. It's also very useful and curious to know that different stalls pass by the beach selling cold drinks, chips, and snacks in the afternoon, and pastries in the evening. The sunsets are truly amazing! The sand beaches are very fine, with hardly any rocks. Although there are trash bins available, it is true that the sand could be a little cleaner, but, as usual, it's the fault of human hands. Super recommended!

Fantastic experience: Great beach with good facilities such as free toilets among others. It is well maintained. It can get quite busy, but there is always a spot. There are carts with ice cream and other treats. The flags indicating whether the water is safe are also well used. Because it slopes gently, you can go quite far into the sea, especially at low tide. There are bins for separating waste, and most people do that. Only with the cigarette butts it is a bit less. Good and safe beach, also for small children.

Positive experience: A wide, fine-sand beach, and one of the few spots in the area where you can swim even during low tide.

Fantastic experience: Very good beach. It is very spacious and comfortable in the sense that you have bars nearby. It is usually quite clean. It has W.C. services, beach bars every few meters, a Civil Protection post, lifeguards, etc. The sea water is usually quite good. Furthermore, unlike the Mediterranean beaches, like Málaga or Granada, which tend to be quite deep after you have walked in about 5 meters, at Playa de Regla you can go in several dozen meters without being completely covered by water. There are also usually vendors selling soft drinks and sweets, in case you have a craving for a drink or snack.

Positive experience: Lying on the beach all the time, taking a refreshing bath in the Atlantic, is it boring in the long run? Then a beach walk should help. The start is the dam that borders Playa Regla to the lighthouse, Spain's tallest built lighthouse at over 60m high. The ochre-yellow church right by the beach is striking. Depending on the tide, the seaside walk varies greatly. At high tide, the water is so high that your feet sink into the soft sand of the beach. And the sea usually looks ordinary. But when the tide comes out, the picture changes dramatically. The beach becomes very wide, the ground hard. Reefs emerge from the water. The so-called Los Corrales. These are huge, very old, artificial reefs that serve fishing. The fish and other sea creatures that do not make it over the outer edge of the reef when the tide goes out are trapped and can be fished. A sustainable method of fishing. At the same time, as the tide recedes, more guests appear. Various beach walkers, herons, and egrets. You have to look closely to recognize some of these birds. When they hardly move, they almost blend in with the reef. For those who are really good on foot, there is a hike of up to 16 km ahead. It then ends in Rota. You pass various stands. Also, some beach bars, the Chiringuitos, in case you get thirsty. Don’t forget the return journey.

Negative experience: Beach with a beach bar and services, but the cleanliness of the sand leaves much to be desired, full of cigarette butts, sunflower seed shells, etc. Incivility is what it has.

Negative experience: La playa en sí es muy bonita, con el santuario de la virgen de regla a un extremo y el Faro al otro. Pero la arena estaba realmente sucia, pipas, envoltorios, sobre todo infestada de colillas... Una lástima porque por el resto la playa está bien