The Mar Serena Beach is backed by an extensive promenade. The point that separates the beaches of the Mar Serena and the Mar Rabiosa is a large rock called "El Pichirichi".
Length: 700 m Average width: 35 m Composition: Sand Colour: Golden Grain: Thin Occupation: High
Type: Semi-urban Parking: Yes Bus Yes Promenade: Yes Anchoring zone: No
It is, together with the Mar Serena Beach, the most famous and busy beach of San Juan de los Terreros. It is a small beach of golden sand with shallow and calm waters, although usually more moved than the waters of the Mar Serena Beach.
Length: 250 m Average width: 20 m Composition: Sand Colour: Golden Grain: Thin Occupation: High
Type: Urban Parking: Yes Bus Yes Promenade: Yes Anchoring zone: No
It is a small cove located in a residential area of San Juan de los Terreros. It has calm, crystalline and shallow waters, which gives it a strong family character.
Length: 75 m Average width: 20 m Composition: Sand Colour: Golden Grain: Thin Occupation: Medium
Type: Urban Parking: No Bus Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
It is a small cove of singular beauty, located in a residential area of San Juan de los Terreros. It is also known as "The Lizards Beach", since two lizards are taxed on its rocks.
Length: 35 m Average width: 20 m Composition: Sand Colour: Golden Grain: Thin Occupation: Medium
Type: Urban Parking: Yes Bus Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
Its name is because at the beginning of the 20th century there was a natural esparto cooker. It is the last beach in the province of Almeria and it is also known as “Cala Cerrada”.
Length: 150 m Average width: 20 m Composition: Sand Colour: Beige Grain: Thin Occupation: High
Type: Isolated Parking: Yes Bus Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
