La Habana Beach — Adra, Spain

Description

Playa de la Habana is currently eroding due to poor environmental conditions and the abundance of greenhouses cluttering the area.

La Habana is a remote beach of sand, pebbles and gravel in Adra (Almería). The sand is dark.

It measures 4,300 metres long and 15 metres wide. Recorded occupancy is low.

Sea conditions per the registry: moderate surf and windy. It is reached by car. No parking is recorded.

The MITECO registry records no lifeguard service here. That does not rule out seasonal cover by the local council — check the signage when you arrive. No hazard signage is recorded.

Length 4.300 m

Width 15 m

Sand type Dark (Sand / Boulders / Gravel)

Occupancy Low

Sea conditions Moderate waves / Windy

Access Car

Reference hospital: Hospital de Poniente

Nearest marina: Puerto Deportivo de Adra

Facilities

The MITECO registry confirms no facilities at this beach. That does not mean it has none — many remote coves are not inventoried in detail.

Not recorded in the registry: Lifeguard, Wheelchair access, Showers, Toilets, Foot wash, Parking, Children's area, Sports area, Surf zone, Diving, Umbrella rental, Sunbed rental, Restaurants, Nudism.

Facilities per the MITECO beach registry. “Not recorded” means the registry does not list it, not that the service is banned or withdrawn; “no data” means the field is empty. Always check local signage before swimming.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a lifeguard at La Habana?

Not recorded. The MITECO registry lists no lifeguard here, which in practice means swimming unsupervised. Some councils add cover in July and August without it reaching the registry — the signage at the beach is what counts.

How do you get to La Habana?

According to the MITECO registry, La Habana is reached by car. No parking is recorded in the registry.

Is La Habana a good beach for children?

La Habana has no children's area on record. No lifeguard service is recorded. Always check the day's conditions before swimming.

Does La Habana have a Blue Flag?

No. La Habana is not listed with a Blue Flag in the MITECO data. The Blue Flag certifies services and water quality, not how attractive a beach is — plenty of unflagged coves are excellent.

Nearby beaches

Beach	Municipality	Water temperature	Blue Flag
Censo	Adra	22.8°C	Yes
San Nicolás	Adra	22.8°C	Yes
Balanegra	Balanegra	22.9°C	Yes
Playa de Poniente	Adra	22.8°C	Yes
La Caracola	Adra	22.7°C	—
La Gaviota	Adra	22.8°C	—
Balerma	El Ejido	22.9°C	Yes
El Lance de la Virgen	Adra	22.8°C	—
Cala Junco	Adra	22.8°C	—
Guainos	Adra	22.8°C	—