Playa de Agua Amarga, Pet-friendly beach in Alicante, Spain.

Playa de Agua Amarga is a beach in Alicante along the Mediterranean coast stretching about 2600 meters. The shoreline features a mix of sand, pebbles, and rocks, with industrial areas and the Ciudad de la Luz film studios nearby.

The beach lies south of the Rambla de las Ovejas, beside the former Playa del Baver, which disappeared with the expansions of Alicante's port. The Ciudad de la Luz film studios later used the beach as a filming location.

The beach has been used as a filming location for Ciudad de la Luz, the film studio complex on Alicante's coast. The sources describe it as the third largest film production facility in the world. The studio stands beside the shoreline south of the Rambla de las Ovejas.

The beach runs south of the Rambla de las Ovejas, with the Avenida de Elche and the Murcia–Alicante commuter rail line running parallel to the sand. The adjacent Playa de San Gabriel lies by the mouth of the rambla and the port. A small cove, the Cala de los Borrachos, forms part of this beach.

The beach sits next to Ciudad de la Luz film studios, one of the largest production facilities in Europe. You might notice the influence of film production activity in the area.