Roque Prieto, situated in the quaint town of Santa Maria de Guia de Gran Canaria, Spain, is a hidden gem among the many beautiful coastlines that the country boasts. Unlike the typical sandy expanses, Roque Prieto features a mixture of pebbles and volcanic rocks, giving it a unique character under the sun. The beach is relatively small, offering an intimate setting for visitors seeking a tranquil beach experience. Activities at Roque Prieto are centered around swimming in the clear, cool waters, sunbathing on its unique shore, and exploring the nearby tidal pools, which are teeming with marine life during low tide. Despite its natural beauty and calming ambiance, Roque Prieto has few amenities, so plan your trip accordingly, although it does not permit dogs, lacks facilities for the disabled, has no restrooms, disallows camping and surfing activities.
