Daimús

Daimús is a golden sand beach along the Spanish Mediterranean coast with fine sand extending for about 1 kilometer along the waterline. The beach features moderate width and is shaped by natural features that distinguish it from other coastal sections.

The region was originally inhabited by early settlers who established themselves in an area called Los Pedregales, leaving their mark on the landscape. This historical origin later influenced the development of the coastal line and surrounding communities.

The beach serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors come together throughout the year to enjoy the Mediterranean shoreline. The surrounding communities shape how people experience and connect with this waterfront.

Visitors find parking facilities and lifeguard services directly at the beach, with rescue swimmers on duty during operating hours. Nearby restaurants and accommodation options are easily accessible from the sand.

The beach is surrounded by natural dunes and wetlands that provide habitat for local flora and fauna species. Behind the beach, extensive citrus groves stretch inland, shaping the landscape and reflecting the agricultural heritage of the region.