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Lovely beach, not too crowded

A beautiful beach promenade, but not really a promenade. More like a nice wooden walkway over the sand, so you can reach the beach cafés even with shoes on. On the beach itself, you can, with a lot of luck, find scallops. But more often, you'll find "Portuguese man o' war," a type of jellyfish that causes a lot of pain.

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Wonderful access to the beach. However, only from the hotel... the path has no connection to any public paths/roads. That's the way it is with many of these access points... I've experienced it myself, finding myself in front of a locked hotel gate.

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A beautiful beach promenade, but not really a promenade. More like a pleasant path made of wooden boards across the sand, so you can reach the beach cafés even with your shoes on. On the beach, you'll often find "Portuguese man o' war," a type of jellyfish that causes severe pain.

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A beautiful beach promenade, but not really a promenade. Rather, it's a pleasant path made of wooden boards across the sand, so you can reach the beach cafés even with your shoes on. On the beach itself, you might be very lucky to find scallops. But more often, you'll find "Portuguese man o' war," a type of jellyfish that causes a lot of pain.

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A beautiful old watchtower on the beach...but often a very crowded destination because from there you can easily watch the paragliders taking off from the beach and letting the sea breeze carry them away. There's also a small park above the dunes where you can always find a quiet spot.

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Beautiful rock formations at low tide.

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One of the many accesses to the beach, it is a pleasure to walk here.

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Next to the bridge is an amphora on a pole in the water, apparently Phoenician or Roman. One of the millions of amphorae made in this region.

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... beautiful stretch of beach with dunes

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Keep walking until you reach the rock, only at low tide

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Hiking and cycling allowed

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You can walk on the beach paying attention to the tides and there is a view from the top of the rock

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No special footwear required

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All credit to the people of the Red Cross, they keep the beach and the sea safe.

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Entrance to an interesting salt museum, with shop and restaurant and healthy natural baths.

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One of the 10 statues on the Melkart route. Tribute to the Phoenician origins of Chiclana de la Frontera.

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Nice remains of the salt industry, I noticed that it rusts away very quickly because I often pass by it.

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Statue of Melkart, made by local sculptor Antonio Aparicio Mota.

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Beautiful view of the Chiclana skyline, and one of the beautiful statues of Melkart, the Phoenician deity, of which there are statues in 9 other places in Chiclana.

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