Platja del Morro de Gos

Platja del Morro de Gos is a 2 kilometer long stretch of Mediterranean coast with fine golden sand that slopes gradually into shallow water. The seafloor here remains relatively flat and gentle throughout, making it suitable for swimmers of all abilities.

This stretch evolved from a natural shoreline into a developed beach destination reflecting the region's tourism growth over recent decades. The transition shaped how Oropesa del Mar grew as a coastal town.

The beach sits near fishing communities that shaped the local coastal character for generations. This maritime heritage remains visible in the nearby working boats and seafaring traditions that visitors encounter along the shore.

Lifeguards patrol the beach from June through September, with the most coverage during peak summer heat. Visitors should bring water and sun protection since natural shade is limited along this open stretch.

During winter months from November through February the beach is designated as a pet-friendly area where dogs can accompany their owners. This seasonal provision creates a quiet off-season alternative for visitors traveling with dogs when summer crowds have left.