El Lance, Mediterranean beach in Rubite, Spain.
El Lance is a beach along the Granada coast with dark volcanic sand and direct access to the Mediterranean. The shoreline stretches for a comfortable distance and is framed by pine woodlands on the landside.
The beach formed through geological processes over long periods, with volcanic minerals giving the sand its characteristic dark color. The area has had ties to the sea and local communities since ancient times.
Local residents maintain traditional fishing practices along El Lance beach, with small boats launching directly from the shoreline.
The beach offers basic facilities including showers and waste bins along with easy access from the coastal road CN-340. Visitors will find manageable infrastructure that serves well for a day at the sea.
Water temperatures at El Lance maintain a constant 18 degrees Celsius throughout the year, supporting year-round swimming activities.
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