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Well away from the hustle of the busy Costa del Sol beaches and the increasing numbers of visitors to the Costa de la Luz you will find a small sweet unspoiled village nestled on the cliff top over looking the Atlantic Coast of Spain.

The village of Caņos de Meca can be found by .taking one of the small side roads off the CN340 coast road near Vejer de la Frontera or by taking the minor road through the pine forest from Barbate. It is located deep in the Parque Natural del Acantilado surrounded by beautiful pine forests. The village has some beautiful beaches which offer the visitor something that is in short supply on other beaches in Andalucia, Space. The beaches are clean peaceful even in summer although the village is becoming increasingly popular.

BEACHES
The Pirata is the main beach of the village with with fine sand and sandy seabeds. It is located right in the heart of the village and is the best equipped with lifeguards, toilets, bars and restaurants
It ends in a pretty peak shaped by the action of the rocky reefs. At low tide, there are small islands

Faro zone, Varadero and la Curva:
This is effectively one beach made up of smaller beaches/ It stretches from the Lighthouse to Conil and Chiclana (LosBancos)and farther. You can enjoy the sun setting directly over the sea.
Word of warning for those of you that have like to swim. The waters around here have very strong tide and currents especially in the area surrounding the lighthouse. The cape of Trafalgar that lays of the coast , the seabed and the cliffs provoke swirls and turbulence that can be fatal to anyone swimming too far out. 700m from shore you will find the Aceitera zone , an area which is greatly appreciated by fishermen and divers for its rich fauna and archeological remains.
However this in one of the most dangerous for bathers, every year there are stories of disappeared divers in the area

There are none of the usual facilities such as life guards, showers or rubbish bins, The beach is accessed from the main Faro road, you must park your car on the road here and walk across a broad strech of sand to reach this tranquil beach.
Here you can also climb up to the lighthouse where you will be treated to some magnificent views of the area although there in no fence around the small cliff at the lighthouse .

The beach known as the Curva or Marisucia is located next to Los Bancos beach. Between these two beaches lies a strip small creeks and reefs goes all the way around the Trafalgar bay.
The sand here is not as fine as that of Los Bancos and having an South Eastern orientation when
Nudist beach and cliffs.

For those of you who prefer the natural look when it comes to sun bathing then head for the nudist beach which is located at the foot of the first cliffs in the park. This beach is very sandy and apart from the nudist it is also popular with small groups of illegal campers.

20 minutes walk east of Los Canos Beach across the rocks you will find the “Playa de las Cortinas” where fresh water falls from the cliffs above.

Apart from the villages stunning beaches and magnificent landscape the village
is also famous for its nightlife during the summer months and for windsurfing which is an extremely popular sport in the area. The best point to launch is at the western end of the “Playa del Estrecho” apartments in the town. Other water sports such as snorkeling are also popular and you will find that the reef just off the Los Caños beach has plenty of fish to see.

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