Playa Punta de Piedras

Costa Sancti Petri, Spain, Spain

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Playa Punta de Piedras is a quiet, natural 1,400-meter-long beach located in Costa Sancti Petri, Chiclana de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain, on the serene Costa de la Luz, just 6 kilometers from Chiclana de la Frontera.

The beach is about 20 meters wide and features a distinctive combination of golden sand bordered by sharp rocks and a rocky bottom, which gives the beach its name "Punta de Piedras" (Point of Stones). It's bordered by a reddish slope that leads to protected sand dunes connected to a coastal pine forest, creating a beautiful landscape with sand dunes, marshes, and rocky platforms.

This secluded beach offers moderate waves ideal for swimming, though it's windy with steady strong winds that make it perfect for windsurfing, while surfers should be careful of the sharp rocks near the shore. The beach is regularly cleaned and provides basic amenities including trash bins, showers, sun loungers, umbrellas, parking under pine trees, and lifeguards, but has no beach bars since it regularly floods during high tide, so visitors should bring their own food and drinks.

It's especially popular with anglers due to the many fish swimming among the rocks, and it serves as a designated surf zone with the Sancti Petri yacht harbor located just 1 kilometer away. The beach is part of the larger Sancti Petri area connected to the historic fishing village known for traditional bluefin tuna fishing, offering a peaceful escape far from tourist crowds and urban developments.