La Aldea de San Nicolas - all beaches

If you love a combination of hiking and a day at the beach, 'Playa de Güigüí' is the perfect spot for you. You could be the only one there - what a great opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature all to yourself! 🤗

We had a fabulous time at the beach. After a day exploring Puerto de Mogan old town and taking in the amazing views at the mirador viewpoint, we decided to relax on the beach with some ice creams we bought at a nearby shop. It's conveniently close to lots of amenities, so you can easily get snacks and drinks while someone else stays on the beach. It's clean and has parking nearby, making it the perfect beach town! The sand is imported and golden, and you can either rent sunbeds with parasols or just sit on the towel. nestled in a sheltered cove and the waves are gentle, perfect for paddling without getting wet. We could see plenty of fish in the crystal-clear water and it's a great spot for snorkelling. We would definitely recommend Playa de Mogan - it's our joint favourite with Playa de Amadores and suitable for all ages.

Getting to the beach was quite an experience due to the dirt road with lots of rocks, but thankfully our car made it! The 30-minute drive there and back was worth it for the secluded spot we found. There were not many people around, and out of those that were, around 70% were comfortable enough to be completely nude. The beach had a unique charm with its gray volcanic sand and pebbles. We'll definitely be returning when we can.

This beach is absolutely stunning and can only be reached by foot.

This location is characterized by its big rocks, making it easy to access and enjoy.

A bit of a trek down a bumpy road, but it's worth it. It's a quiet spot with only a few people and the sunsets are beautiful. Plus, it's a clothing-optional beach.