Playa de Bil-Bil

The beach takes its name from the Castillo de Bil-Bil, a 1934 neo-Moorish villa in red stone that now serves as a municipal cultural center and exhibition space on the seafront. The sand is dark and the beach is backed by the coastal promenade, with chiringuitos, showers and sunbed hire; it is a quieter stop between Puerto Marina and Torrequebrada. Parking is along Avenida Antonio Machado.