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Playa del Perulejo

Mojácar · Almería

Also known as Playa Canina, Perulejo.

Mojácar's dog beach: a 115-metre stretch, marked off and signposted, inside a Natura 2000 site.

4 of 20 facts verified

At a glance

Approximate length
115 m
Surface
Medium-grain sand
Protected area
ZEC Sierra de Cabrera-Bédar (Red Natura 2000)

Facilities

Confirmed: 0 · No: 0 · Not verified: 9

Parking
Not verified
Showers
Not verified
Toilets
Not verified
Lifeguards
Not verified
Beach bars
Not verified
Equipment hire
Not verified
Step-free access (reduced mobility)
Not verified
Public transport
Not verified
Reachable on foot
Not verified

Before you go, confirm the facilities with the town hall: they change from one season to the next.

Worth knowing

Checked on 12 October 2026

Usual waves
Not verified
Usual crowds
Not verified
Access
Not verified
Dogs
Yes
Water quality
Not verified

Getting there

We don’t have a verified location yet.

Tips

  • Dogs must be leashed and under control while on the sand, microchipped and with their papers. Potentially dangerous breeds need a muzzle and a lead of one metre at most. It is not an official bathing area for people.

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Where the information comes from

Page reviewed on 12 October 2026

How we decide what fits

  • Every fact comes from an official source we have read, with the date it was checked.
  • If we couldn’t check something, we say so. “Not verified” doesn’t mean “no”, and a beach doesn’t drop down the list because of it.
  • We don’t give beaches a score: an unspoilt cove and a city beach can’t be measured with the same ruler. We tell you how well each one fits what you’re asking for.
  • “Good for families” means usually gentle waves, lifeguards and easy access, all three.
  • Facilities, dog rules and water quality change from one season to the next, so they come with the date they were checked. Before you go, confirm with the town hall.