Remote beach, long rough four-wheel-drive track

What a beautiful place! The road there is quite long and a 4x4 is necessary, but then it is manageable. We stayed at the first beach, where there are abandoned caravans and houses. We walked to the next bay, where there is a kind of village with a tavern, closed at this time of year. Some locals drove back and forth to their holiday homes there. No internet, so wonderfully peaceful. Highly recommended!✦Translating

The access track is not impossible, but if there is traffic, passing each other is very difficult. The cove below is very pretty, but there is no room to park and it is a dump. Warning! Without a 4x4, and in rainy weather, do not continue toward the second beach. The descent, and especially the ascent with no possibility of turning around, is extremely muddy.✦Translating

could not get to this beach as the road was not good, lots of dips and big rocks, went really really slow but had to find a wide enough spot to turn around. We were in a small campervan, absolutely wouldn't do it in anything other than a 4x4 or vehicle with high ground clearance. Shame we didn't get to see the views.✦Translating

Rough road, but we went there and back in a front-wheel-drive Hymer 540 without any problems. Magnificent beach with crystal-clear water!✦Translating

The road is not passable for larger vehicles without a 4x4. After rain, it becomes completely impassable—I just managed to get back up with a 4x4. The beach is littered and full of abandoned caravans. The road is not worth it.✦Translating

The last 20 minutes are only rocky clay ground. We did not risk it.✦Translating