Playa de la Robayera

Beach without supervision. An ideal place to relax, sunbathe, surf and walk. Dogs are allowed. The beach is clean, pleasant with fine sand. You can sunbathe topless. You have to be careful during high tide because the sea can be very high. And flooded stones are very slippery.

Since the Miengo City Council has allowed fleas on its beaches, they have kicked out all the rest of us. The righteous have paid for sinners, there were people with their educated dogs, clean, civic people... But now? They go to those from the "kennels" of Miengo and Torres, they brush them and leave their hair, their feces there... they go with wild dogs from kennels, large dogs like mastiffs, untrained, up to 10 at a time they take them and They let go as if nothing was happening in the images, you can even see them listed... They let them go in a stampede and they take your food, your drink, your umbrella... and since they are people who are not very well psychologically?? Better not to go. We've been going to those beaches all our lives?

Unsupervised beach open to the sea that may not even be there at high tides. You have to be careful if the sea is bad. The views are spectacular although access is complicated and there is no specific parking. As on the entire broken coast, if you go with someone who knows they will show you the fault that can be seen in the cliff.

It's hard to find but it's worth it. On the other side of the estuary is this beach where there are no lifeguards, no showers, or anything like that. After walking for a while and going down/up a hill you will find this sandy area that is accessible on foot, there is everything you usually look for in these places.

A small beach that disappears at high tide, also many stones and branches brought by the ocean