Beach of the Dead

Negative experience: I found a dead person

Positive experience: I cannot recommend it, with views of a cement factory?? My goodness, what a disappointment I have had... there are hundreds of better beaches than this one in Spain... To get there, you must wear comfortable sports shoes to avoid breaking an ankle on the way down. It's a bit steep if you are carrying something. 15 minutes to go up and 15 to come down. I do not recommend it.

Fantastic experience: Bit of a strange experience. You have to go down this hill and the beach is still very crowded. However, if you're into diving the water is WAY more clear than anywhere else around. I would suggest bringing plenty of water and preferably an umbrella because it can get pretty hot.

Fantastic experience: The Best Nudist Beach EVER a must visit ️ walk up to standing rocks far right (see photos) private and peaceful lots of couples crystal clear water see photos we will be visiting in March 2025 FFK

Negative experience: Very, very overrated.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful place, if you have the chance to go, do it, 100% recommended.

Positive experience: Beautiful beach with not very 'comfortable' access; you have to wear suitable footwear to get there. What is a shame is the view of the port that overshadows the beauty of the place. Of course, we went in December and the beach was empty; I don't know if it's worth it in the summer, when it's crowded and you have to climb up and down that slope to get there.

Fantastic experience: Would benefit from electric charging points.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular

Positive experience: Spectacular with small stones, clear and transparent waters, a true paradise. However, it must be overcrowded during the peak summer season.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular beach. Its crystal-clear waters are amazing.

Positive experience: Very particular, with a beautiful walk to get there from the parking... also interesting is the viewpoint at the top.

Fantastic experience: It's one of the beaches you shouldn't miss in Cabo de Gata - Níjar in Carboneras (Almería). An ideal beach for diving and snorkeling with calm sea. First, you need to arrive early at the parking lot that is closest to the information booth and therefore the closest to the most accessible path down. Don't forget to bring sports shoes and some slippers for the beach, as it's mostly pebbles and rocks, especially in the area adjacent to Punta de los Muertos. You have about 10 minutes of descent (the ascent is harder if you’re loaded). There are three paths, but the one from the information point is the most accessible. It's not a recommended descent for people with reduced mobility. It's a quiet and family-friendly beach where you can spend the whole day without feeling overwhelmed. The point area gets a bit more crowded, especially in the inner cove area. From the Punta de los Muertos area towards the Faro de Mesa Roldán, you can dive in blue waters and visit caves and small coves of white sand and rocks. You need to be careful with the currents, and even if it seems calm, take precautions as if you had a yellow flag. The seabed has rocks with some seagrass meadows. You'll see many Mediterranean species, and you might encounter rays that come to the beach searching for plankton banks. The beach's bottom is sandy.

Positive experience: Taking that long walk under the sun is not worth it. We went in the afternoon, there are no crowds in the parking lot and the heat is less stifling (use your umbrella).

Positive experience: Beach with crystal clear water, beautiful. Very crowded, it's important to arrive early to park, the parking lot gets full, it's 4 euros and you can pay by card.

Fantastic experience: We loved this beach, the area at the back around the rocks is the best. In the afternoon, shade falls and there is no need to lower the umbrella. The water is super clear and if you go snorkeling the view is spectacular. There was a man making mojitos for 6/7€. I recommend wearing water shoes. There is parking for 4€ and going down and up doesn't cost much if you don't carry many things like chairs and others.

Fantastic experience: The best beach in Cabo de Gata. The access is not great, you have to go early to be able to park. But the beach is stunning. You must bring snorkeling goggles or a mask.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful place. Bring food and drinks because there is nowhere to buy. Shoes for rocks are better but not strictly necessary. You pay for parking and walk down.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach, crystal clear water full of fish. Go beyond the rock. There is another even more beautiful and wild little beach. The walking descent to get there starts from the information point that is in front of the parking lot. At the information point, you can also find drinks and water. The descent is a trail that is never too steep, at times with uneven, disconnected steps; it is doable and takes about 15 minutes, challenging under the sun but absolutely nothing difficult as some comments suggest. Kids, elderly people, and people carrying things do it... Wonderful place!

Positive experience: The access did not surprise us. The descent was relatively comfortable. The ascent, if you don't go up at four in the afternoon, is relatively easy. We were negatively surprised by the total number of clothed people. Nobody, absolutely, was naturist. The beach is a paradise.

Positive experience: Beautiful. The downside is that there is nothing nearby to buy, not even water. And the path is too long, especially if you are with children or elderly people; it can easily take 30 minutes to go down and another 30 to come up... And they charge you for parking.

Fantastic experience: WONDERFUL PLACE. You have to park quite far away if it’s a hot summer day because the parking fills up. At least a 30-minute walk. It’s 200m downhill over rocky areas. There is a kiosk at the top with soft drinks, water, and various items. It is advisable to bring snorkeling goggles, the fish are right at the shore, a lot of them, and water shoes; the beach has pebbles.

Fantastic experience: It's worth going and seeing those waters with your own eyes. There is paid parking for 4€, but it gets full, although you can find parking nearby on both sides of the road. After that, to access the beach, you have to go down a somewhat steep dirt path for about 10-15 minutes and then come back up the same way. The water is crystal clear, and as soon as you enter the shore, it is quite deep.

Fantastic experience: Class beach

Fantastic experience: Wonderful beach

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach

Fantastic experience: The most beautiful beach I have ever been to in Spain. Watch out for jellyfish :). They don't sting much, but you can find them here. The water is incredibly clear - to the point that you can see the bottom at depths of several or even dozens of meters. Amazing. A huge amount of fish. Crabs hide in the nearby rocks. You have to walk about a kilometer over gentle hills to get to the beach (this is not a place for retirees or people who have difficulty moving).

Fantastic experience: Incredible untouched beach. The worst part is the parking fee and the walking access.

Positive experience: The only drawback is that you have to pay for parking and you have to endure the journey to the beach, which becomes tough with high temperatures, and then it's super crowded, but the beach itself is nice.

Positive experience: Beautiful pebbly beach with super clear waters despite the surf. Stone path to reach it, 10 minutes walking.

Fantastic experience: The water is very clear and the beach is nice.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular beach. Complicated path (about 10 minutes walking through rocky area but 'decent' path). If you go, bring snorkeling gear or you won't enjoy it as much. Would go back.

Negative experience: It is a beautiful beach. So much tourism is massifying it, and the truth is that the situation is not what it used to be. It's a shame that they destroy our beaches this way just for the show of taking a photo to upload to social media and boost their ego of being pretty when they may not know that it is a beach located in a natural park. Honestly, tourism is fine, but tourism in this way exploits the territory and makes the locals feel uncomfortable.

Fantastic experience: A very beautiful beach. After the parking, you have to go down a path to the beach, although it is worth it. Crystal clear water.

Positive experience: There is paid parking for €4. They really overcharge: charging four euros to leave the car in a dirt and stone lot under the sun without supervision. After walking for about 10 minutes, you reach the beach, which has very clean water and a very good temperature. Ideal for seeing fish, although there may be jellyfish. The sand is coarse.

Positive experience: The beach is beautiful, but the path to the beach is a bit tedious, you need sports shoes and not to go down heavily loaded, plus you should go early because if not you might end up not being able to enter.

Positive experience: MAGNIFICENT beach, and I say it in uppercase personally because I love snorkeling and I was amazed, clear water and many fish. It is true that it is not recommended for going with small children, because the waves break very hard, you have to walk for a while down a path and it is a beach full of Chinese people, but if you have children who love being tossed by the waves, they should definitely come here!!! And lastly, keep in mind, you have to walk about 10/20 minutes depending on the pace, and it usually gets quite windy, so I don't recommend too many tents, etc... I was fine with 1/2 umbrellas.

Fantastic experience: I have never liked beaches, however this one has captivated me so much that I can't stop thinking about going back. A beautiful, clean, and untouched place. It is not overexploited partly because the access is not completely easy, and during the high season it is very pleasant. In my case, I also liked it so much because without sand, you don't get as dirty. In short, it's amazing.

Fantastic experience: One of the most crystal clear I've seen around Cabo de Gata. It has turquoise water that is comparable to the Maldives. Quite deep but ideal for diving; you can see different fish. Fine stony sand and rather complicated access, it's not recommended to go loaded because the walk is tremendous. It's worth it.

Fantastic experience: Crystal clear waters with many fish present are ideal for diving, the parking is paid (4€) but in my opinion it's worth it even if you have to pay. You have to walk about 10/15 minutes downhill, the access is not entirely easy if you are heavily loaded. It fills up quite a bit so it's better to arrive very early, but there is enough space. A place you have to visit without a doubt.

Fantastic experience: Amazing!!! It's the best definition for this crystal clear water beach. Although its access is a bit complicated, especially if you're going with kids (which was my case), it's worth the journey if you ultimately find paradise.

Fantastic experience: It is a real wonder, especially the water. Spectacular, clean, and transparent. It is definitely worth parking the car in the paid parking and walking down; it takes 15 minutes to go down and a little more to come back up, but I definitely recommend it and hope it continues to be maintained and cared for because it is a true wonder.

Positive experience: Somewhere on IG it's advertised as the best beach in Spain. However: - The access is complicated and the climb back is even more so. Not suitable for older people. - The sand is made of stones and in the heat, you can't even walk barefoot. - The waters are what makes it worthwhile, they are crystal clear. But they are not flat, so be careful with small kids. - Since the beach is crowded, for me, it loses part of its charm. - At one end, you can see the cranes and conveyor belts of the cement factory that is just outside Carboneras. - There is no beach bar, the only good thing about a charming beach.

Fantastic experience: One of my dreams came true, I needed to visit that beach because of all the comments I see on Facebook and it did not disappoint me at all. Impressive, a little further in from the shore you can see fish with a pair of diving goggles. You can bring dogs as long as they are leashed because they are allowed even if the signs don't indicate that. It is advisable to wear tied sports shoes and not carry too much load since the descent is quite significant and when going back up, it becomes quite heavy when tired.

Fantastic experience: Incredible place

Fantastic experience: IMPORTANT: IF YOU SEE THAT THE SEA IS NOT CALM, DO NOT GO BEYOND THE SHORE, STAY WHERE THE FIRST WAVE BREAKS. EVEN IF IT SEEMS FUN, THIS BEACH HAS STRONG CURRENTS IN SEVERAL DIRECTIONS. THE COAST GUARD WILL FIND IT IMPOSSIBLE TO HELP IF YOU ARE DRAGGED TO THE ROCKS ON THE RIGHT, AS THEY ALSO RISK CAPSIZING THE BOAT. DO NOT SWIM ALONE AND DO NOT GO BEYOND THE FIRST WAVE; YOU WILL PUT YOUR LIFE AND THE LIFE OF THOSE WHO COME TO HELP YOU IN DANGER.

Positive experience: A lot of people. The place is spectacular.

Positive experience: I don't quite understand why it is so famous. The views are fine, nothing special, the access is not for everyone, parking costs four euros, there are no facilities, and the waves on that day were strong. To be honest, I think there are much better beaches.

Positive experience: I don't give it 5 stars because of the 25-minute walk from the parking lot. The parking costs €4. Wild and untouched beach, crystal clear water. You literally swim among fish.

Fantastic experience: Exceptional place to spend a full day. It is important to consider that it is a beach with difficult access, where you have to walk about 15 minutes to get to it from the parking lot (which costs €4 for cars, and I recommend arriving by 10 am at the latest because it gets crowded). The walk to the beach is not easy; it is a downhill path of sand and stones that requires sports shoes (be careful with water shoes and flip-flops are prohibited!) and to go without too much weight because the heat is intense. The return to the car is uphill and, although you return with less weight (you have consumed drinks and food), the climb is tiring with so many stones. Despite this, it is totally worth visiting it. Its beach is wonderful, with turquoise and crystal-clear waters where you can snorkel and see many fish swimming around you and even touching you. The beach has small stones, so you need to wear water shoes. In my opinion, it is a comfortable beach because you don't get filled with sand. The entry to the sea has a steep slope and deepens quickly. You can take a walk to the rocks and work on your quadriceps since walking on stones is harder than on sand, but it is worth taking a stroll because the landscape is so wild and natural that it captivates you. It is a magical place!

Fantastic experience: Spectacular beach, for its crystal clear waters, for its surroundings... for diving, for swimming, for disconnecting in general, although there are usually a lot of people since it has become fashionable for years. If you don't go early, you might run out of space in the small parking lot by the roadside. It costs 4 euros to leave the car and you have to walk about 15 minutes to get down to the beach. It's totally worth it.

Fantastic experience: An unforgettable experience going down the rocky path for about 15 minutes to reach this wild beach, with clear water and colorful stones like sand. It’s a deep beach with strong waves, but it’s worth visiting if you enjoy these kinds of remote and wild places. This beach has warm water, and there’s nothing around, so you need to bring an umbrella, a cooler with drinks, and some food; it’s worth spending the whole day. I recommend coming early in the morning because there’s a parking lot relatively close that fills up quickly (costs 4 euros), and then there’s that rocky and slightly difficult path, but if you enjoy exercise and hiking, you will enjoy it. Bring boots to go down this path (don’t do it in flip-flops), usually the young people stay in the middle of the beach, to the right more families with children (as that part is shallower) and to the left those who want more privacy. The water, being so clear, is ideal for seeing the fish, so bring what you need for that. Be very careful because the beach has STRONG waves.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular beach, stunning water. There is quite a bit of wave action, no fine sand, it's made up of very small stones. You access it after going down a path of about 1 km, it has no services so you need to be well-equipped. You have to leave the car in a regulated parking lot that costs 4 euros, I recommend going early because if it fills up you cannot access the beach in any way.

Fantastic experience: The beach is located very close to the town of Carboneras. To reach it, we will have to leave the car in one of the parking lots available. The price as of July 22 was €4 for cars, €2 for motorcycles, €1 for mopeds, and €5 for caravans. There is plenty of space. In the height of summer, people were finding spots by arriving at one in the afternoon. PAYMENT IS MANDATORY BY CARD. To get to the beach, we will have to follow a quite simple route. It's no more than 8-9 minutes. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, although some people do it in flip-flops. The path has stones and rocks. The beach is beautiful, and the water is completely clear. You can swim at the shore and see the fish swim around you. RECOMMENDATIONS: Water shoes, comfortable footwear, and snorkeling goggles.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach but it was crowded, we arrived around 3/4 PM, the parking was not full but almost. The path is not easy but I thought it would be more difficult based on the comments ☺️ I recommend! You quickly lose your footing in the sea and the waves that day were quite intense it was really great (but maybe dangerous for children)

Fantastic experience: Just 15 minutes from hiking is this beach paradise, I loved it and especially you can go snorkeling.

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful, you can't miss it if you come to Almeria. Go early because you can't park. I suppose it's called that because the road leaves you exhausted, but it's worth it, it's gorgeous.

Fantastic experience: I don't know what's wrong with Google and the reviews, what a drag! The access is a bit complicated, but it's worth it. There is parking for €4 that usually fills up in season.

Negative experience: The beach is nice, but the people at the information point at the top of the hill are shameless and have never known what it is to work. After climbing all the way up the hill and without water, we asked there, and they wouldn't accept card payments. The prices were excessive, 3 euros for a bottle of water and 3 euros for anything you can imagine, the lady put a price of 3 euros on everything, a shame and a typical place to quickly and easily exploit people xd

Positive experience: The beach is very beautiful (although not more than others in Cabo de Gata), without sand, made of precious pebbles, crystal clear waters, and marine fauna. The problem is the overcrowding, there are many people and the atmosphere on the beach is not peaceful. In the short time I was there, I saw many disrespectful behaviors towards the environment... A lot of Instagram posing, reggaeton blasting, and people hunting little sea creatures, including a beautiful starfish to take pictures with (my 7-year-old daughter had to go and tell them that if they don’t know that stars die outside of water). I wouldn't come back.

Fantastic experience: Beach with crystal clear water, possibly the clearest I have ever seen in my life. Today we had a yellow flag day with a lot of waves but we still enjoyed it a lot. The path to and from the beach is tough, comfortable footwear is recommended and not to carry too much. Also recommended if you want to go snorkeling.

Fantastic experience: Amazing. There are no words to describe this beach, definitely one of the best in Spain. Crystal clear waters, it is spacious and for children it is maximum fun. It is full of fish that will swim behind you to 'play'. Definitely a must-visit. The only downside is the access; it's a 15-minute walk that is not a problem going down to the beach... but the climb is another story. Not suitable for people with reduced mobility. I recommend bringing water and some food.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful scenery. The sea with crystal clear waters was full of fish, ideal for taking snorkeling goggles. It's a 20-minute descent down, the ascent is a bit heavier. Highly recommended beach.

Fantastic experience: A beautiful stone beach. It is a bit difficult to access due to a dirt path with steep areas. The journey is worth it for the reward of spending the day there. Perfect water for snorkeling.

Fantastic experience: Crystal clear water and immense fish right by the surf. Access is difficult but it's totally worth it.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach with pebbles and truly stunning turquoise water. Be careful of the path to reach the beach, a 10/15 minute walk downhill (going down) and uphill (the return) but especially under the scorching sun.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful and idyllic place in Cabo de Gata, if it weren't because I parked my car on the curve of the road, like many others, because the parking lot was full, and because the descent to the little beach is a true physical adventure with a difficulty level of God, with the satisfaction of seeing a path that looks like a pilgrimage to Lourdes, because when you arrive at the beach you only see a multicolored field of umbrellas, thousands, and you spend a good time choosing your spot, walking on pebbles, not sand, because when you step into that crystal clear and wonderful water, you take a step forward and sink to infinity and beyond, and you want to get out and, God, you can't because there's a slope of pebbles that trap you and won't let you go, because when I leave I return to the path and now it's all uphill, crossing many pilgrims loaded up to their ears with coolers, umbrellas, mats, dogs, and going down in flip-flops with a cigarette or joint in their mouth, but the climb is a true feat of overcoming and personal fulfillment (the beer jar is closer), because when you finally reach the top and have to go to the car you parked almost in the town of Carboneras, you think that you won't come back here on land, maybe come back, but by sea... a place to see and enjoy, in silence, and listen, but not like this... perhaps in winter, being alone and thus being able to admire the wonderfulness of this place...

Fantastic experience: A very beautiful beach, it is worth walking a bit to see it, the clean water has delighted us.

Fantastic experience: The best beach in Spain, I love it, a wonderful environment where snorkeling has become my new passion.

Fantastic experience: Really spectacular!!! Turquoise water and ideal for snorkeling!! You have to walk a few minutes to get there (better to wear good shoes) and pay €4 for parking, but it is worth it!!

Fantastic experience: I was staying nearby and as I couldn't leave without visiting this marvel, we arrived early to be exact, and we were the third in the parking lot without any problems. They charge you €4 only by card. The path starts flat with stones, and as you advance it gets steep with quite a gradient. Obviously, it's not suitable to go down with carts and the like because you can slip and roll. Still, people bring everything needed for a day at the beach. Otherwise, the water is spectacular; you're snorkeling surrounded by fish that are not skittish. I recommend going with goggles for sure so you don't miss it. I would definitely come back to spend the morning again.

Fantastic experience: Pebble beach, very fine and pleasant. You have a 15-minute walk from the parking lot along a dirt and stone path, it's advisable to wear comfortable footwear for the journey and not flip-flops. There are no lifeguards at the beach, you need to be careful when the east wind blows because the sea pulls you in quickly and it covers right away.

Positive experience: جيد

Fantastic experience: Sehr schöner Strand ️

Negative experience: Pas la peine de faire 20 minutes aller puis retour, pour cette plage ,on a une vue sur une usine,et elle est assez dangereuse,

Fantastic experience: No sé si la gent que escriu sobre la ruta de senderisme que hi ha per arribar a la platja són gent autòctona que ho exagera per a que no vagen domingueros a molestar o si són gent de ciutat que s'ofega en caminar un poc. Però no hi ha per tant, la ruta és senzilla, no és tan llarga i he vist baixar/pujar xiquets/etes de poca edat sense problema. En gent carregà de sombrilla, cadires, nevera, etc. Obviament n'hi ha que anar en calçat adecuat, i protegit del sol, en gorra millor encara. Al arribar la platja és tot de gravilla minúscula on t'afones caminant. Al costat de les parets hi ha sombra, si no trobes lloc, les sombrilles es poden clavar perfectament. Les cales són d'aigüa cristalina. Al ser una platja gran hi ha prou lloc, però la gent s'acumula propet de la cala del fons dret, on més sombra hi ha (i també la més bonica). En algunes ocasions s'amuntonen tant (no tenen dos dits de front), que tallen l'accés a les roques del fons. També val la pena anar a vore ixe lloc. És un punt des d'on es pot fotografiar tota la platja. Algunes vegades pasen vendedors ambulants de beguda. El parking dalt és molt gran, aixina i tot, es plena. En juny ha sigut gratuït però a partir de juliol es paga pel que digueren.

Positive experience: Très jolie plage avec beaucoup d’espace mais il y a des criques isolées bien plus sympa

Positive experience: Una playa preciosa de la costa de Almería,nos costo dar con ella pero mereció la pena

Fantastic experience: Sin comentarios Únicamente un 10 El Caribe en Almería!!

Fantastic experience: Un espectáculo de playa. Recomendable ir poco cargado, hay una caminata no apta para Domingueros comodones

Fantastic experience: Sitio espectacular hace 20 años. Tanta publicidad ha hecho mucho daño. Demasiada gente, parking de pago... Ha perdido parte del encanto.

Negative experience: SOBREVALORADA. Escribo esta reseña desde la playa porque es lo único que puedo hacer, ya que NO SE PUEDE CAMINAR. Son todo piedritas, de las que te hundes aunque lleves deportivas o escarpines. Dar un solo paso es mantener el equilibrio. Dentro del agua TAMBIÉN HAY MÁS PIEDRAS. El agua ESTA FRÍA. Eso sí, transparente. Preciosa. Muchos peces, los vi desde lejos porque ni ganas. Mucha gente, un ambiente tranquilo. Tan tranquilo que la gente debe estar aplatanada porque entre el sol y nadie en el agua, poco más hay que hacer. Normal que se llame la playa de los muertos, de lo muert@ que llegas y te quedas después. La bajada duró quince minutos, piedras y escalones. NO VAYAIS EN CHANCLAS. No quiero imaginar la subida. Por eso publico esta reseña, que aún tengo la fuerza dentro de mi. Servicios 0, pero eso lo esperaba. Un kiosko a la entrada del sendero donde te clavan. Dos Mahou y un agua 7'5 euros. El parking gratis en junio. A partir de julio olvídate. Las 16 de la tarde y el sol detrás. Todo a la espalda. Hay mejores playas en cabo de gata, más paisajisticas y más bonitas. No repetiré. JAMÁS.

Negative experience: La playa espectacular. Ahora el parking caro a 4€ y los vigilantes mentirosos a rabiar nos dicen que no podemos aparcar en una sombra que es para minusválidos y no hay placa ni señales y cuando volvimos estaba aparcado un mercedes.

Fantastic experience: Sencillamente inexplicable, aguas más cristalinas que una piscina, perfecta para hacer snorkel. El acceso es complicado, para bajar, pendientes y claro, después hay que subir. Pero si físicamente puedes, es una playa que tienes que visitar sí o sí.

Fantastic experience: Playa muy bonita con agua cristalina. Personalmente la parte que menos me gusto es el lado de la central térmica. Para mi gusto la pequeña cala a la derecha de la playa es la única que merece la pena. Los peces están bastante acostumbrados a las personas y los puedes ver nadando al lado tuya como si nada. Solo les falta pedirte fuego. En cuanto al parking, yo no pagué nada. No se si tuve suerte o de normal no se paga nada. Eso si, recomiendo ir temprano porque el parking se llena super rápido. El camino para subir no es tanto como dicen en los comentarios. No hay que exagerar tanto.

Fantastic experience: Esta playa es digna de ver es una de las playas más bonitas y limpias de España ya que no se puede acceder a ella de ninguna forma que no sea a pie tiene unas aguas totalmente cristalinas y una zona rocosa con unas grandes sombras también quiero añadir que no es recomendable bajar con niños pequeños ya que el acceso es un poco irregular rocoso diríamos que es un camino de cabras también añadir que desde el parking que por cierto cuesta cuatro euros a los turismos y cinco euros a caravanas hasta la playa hay unos diez o quince minutos andando pero merece la pena ir es digno de ver

Fantastic experience: Es una playa espetacular por sus aguas cristalinas, debido a que todo es de piedras pequeñas. Cuando entras en el agua, a unos 3 metros de distancia la profuncidad ya es considerable. En la parte derecha de la playa se recoge el agua y se puede hacer snorkle, ya que se ve todo el fondo perfectamente. El acceso no es facil, pero tampoco es para expertos. Es un sendero con rocas que sd hace facilmente con todo lo que necesites para pasar el dia. Arriba hay un aparcamiento que pagas 4€ por dejar todo el dia el coche. Los que esperen una playa para pasear y arena fina, no es recomendable.

Fantastic experience: es la mejor playa a la que he ido en toda mi vida. es de piedritas que no te clavas al andar ni te manchas, como pasa con la arena de las demás playas. el agua está increíblemente limpia y hay mucha vida submarina. puedes acceder por dos caminos, uno es más empinado y más corto y otro menos empinado pero más largo. tú decides si arriesgarte y llegar antes o aguantar el calor e ir lentamente. la subida no se la recomiendo a cualquier persona, recomendaría no llevar mucha comida ni cosas para la playa. el parking vale 4 euros, dinero que podrían invertir en hacer un camino más accesible.

Fantastic experience: Muy buena playa con aguas cristalinas. Es mejor no llevar demasiadas cosas, pues para entrar y salir de la playa hay que caminar un trecho. Es playa de piedras, no de arena. Pero está espectacular y el mar y el lugar en si tienen mucho encanto.

Fantastic experience: Una playa muy bonita para ver y pasar el día. Mi consejo es llevar zapatillas para bajar, y mirar el tiempo antes de ir. Al ser una playa abierta si hay olas grandes es recomendable no entrar. Si vas con niños mucho ojo con ellos.

Fantastic experience: Un acierto. Íbamos con dos niños y genial. Desde el aparcamiento 10 minutos de bajada hasta la playa. La playa no es de arena, es de chinas lavadas. Se puede andar descalzo, mis hijos (3 y 6)no se quejaron, no se clavan ni hacen daño. Además la ventaja de que no te manchas nada. El agua muy transparente y limpia. La entrada al agua algo abrupta. Es muy grande, así que aunque haya mucha gente hay sitio de sobra. El mismo día visitamos playa de monsul y genoveses y en mi opinión la playa de los muertos es muchísimo mejor: no hay tanto viento, no te manchas y es más bonita

Positive experience: La playa es preciosa,pero tiene un buen camino para bajar,lo complicado es subir de vuelta desde luego...A un lado se ven las fábricas y no es muy bonito... Nosotros no nos pudimos bañar, había unas olas majestuosas

Positive experience: Si te gusta hacer una caminata para abrir apetito...está es una buena opción . Una larga bajada, por un terreno con alguna dificultad. Aconsejable ir en deportes y cargar con lo necesario para no dar más viajes de la cuenta. La playa preciosa, el agua transparente.

Fantastic experience: Merece el esfuerzo de caminata aproximadamente de 15' para llegar del parking a la playa.muy recomendable.

Positive experience: El mar es espectacular, mi perrita y yo no hemos tenido ningún problema para estar en la playa aunque arriba hay un cartel que prohíbe a los perros. El recorrido es un poco difícil aunque nada imposible. Absolutamente recomendable

Fantastic experience: Me encanto esta playa es una maravilla de lugar, agua cristalina, peces cerca de la orilla... fui a visitarla entre semana y había bastante gente... pero igualmente un buen ambiente y tranquilidad... Respecto al camino de ida y vuelta he de decir que no es para tanto, con un calzado que sea atado al pie (deportes, escarpines, zuecos..) vas perfectamente, el camino "malo" es una cuestecita de unos 4-5 minutillos. Merece muchísimo la pena ir

Positive experience: Playa espectacular para hacer snorkel. Sin oleaje gran parte del verano. Acceso a pie aproximadamente a 1 km del parking (de pago), se recomienda calzado cómodo.

Negative experience: Playa calificada como la mejor de España y ni mucho menos. No está ni entre las diez mejores. Hay que aparcar el coche en un amplio parking de tierra por 4€. Luego bajar 800 metros por una bajada peligrosa llena de grandes piedras. Y la playa es de piedrecitas pequeñas y el día que yo estuve con grandes olas que rompían en la misma orilla, por lo cual no se bañaba nadie. Para colmo, a la izquierda de la playa podemos ver una fábrica.

Negative experience: La playa es bonita, pero me había hecho unas ilusiones muy grandes y ha sido llegar y batacazo. Primero tienes que conseguir aparcamiento, es de pago, para coches 4 euros, sólo pago con tarjeta. Para llegar a la playa tienes que bajar un terraplén de arena, estupendo, con lo que sacan del aparcamiento podrían arreglar la bajada a la playa, ya que es de piedras y arena suelta, personas mayores o con problemas de movilidad imposible bajar. Cuando por fin llegas, sin haberte torcido un tobillo, te encuentras una playa llena de guijarros y arena ¡te duelen los pies una barbaridad!!! El agua súper cristalina y muy buena, pero andas un paso y te cubre por la cintura, el siguiente paso por el cuello, chupa el mar para adentro de una manera que hay que tener cuidado. Yo no volvería, sólo pensar en lo mal que lo pasé en la subida, casi me muero....

Fantastic experience: Un lugar increíble, con mucha luz el suelo es de piedras finas, su agua trasparente y con una brisa cálida que sólo el cabo de gata te la ofrece, una playa salvaje protejela, disfrútala la visitó cada vez que puedo, Almería trasparente con olor a mar.