Playa Costa Alegre

Tourist attraction in Arguineguín, Mogán

4.5757 reviews on Google
Playa Costa Alegre

Contact Information

C. la Lajilla, 412, 35120 Arguineguín, Las Palmas

Opening Hours

MondayAbierto 24 horas
TuesdayAbierto 24 horas
WednesdayAbierto 24 horas
ThursdayAbierto 24 horas
FridayAbierto 24 horas
SaturdayAbierto 24 horas
SundayAbierto 24 horas
Our verdictAnalysis by the HeyMogan team

The overall opinion of Playa Costa Alegre is mixed. Many reviewers praise its tranquil atmosphere, suitability for families, and the presence of amenities such as sunbeds and nearby restaurants. However, criticisms often focus on littering and cleanliness issues, particularly after busy weekends, as well as the beach's small size which can lead to overcrowding.

Playa Costa Alegre, situated in Arguineguín, enjoys a solid reputation with a rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 757 reviews. Guests frequently highlight its welcoming atmosphere and the tranquil environment, making it an appealing spot for relaxation.

The opportunity to engage in activities like snorkeling is particularly appreciated, as well as the proximity to nearby restaurants and the availability of sunbeds.

However, several visitors express concerns regarding cleanliness, particularly following weekends when the area can become messy. This issue detracts from the overall experience for some guests. Additionally, the beach can become overcrowded during peak hours, which can lead to discomfort and a less enjoyable visit, according to multiple reviews.

Despite these criticisms, many patrons continue to enjoy their time at Playa Costa Alegre, suggesting that it remains a popular choice for those seeking a laid-back beach experience.

HeyMogan editorial teamWritten from the public reviews of this business

Frequently asked questions

What activities can I enjoy at Playa Costa Alegre?

Guests mention snorkeling as a popular activity at this location.

Is there food available nearby?

Reviewers highlight the proximity of several restaurants close to the beach.

What is the cleanliness like at Playa Costa Alegre?

Several guests complain about cleanliness issues, particularly after weekends.

How crowded does it get?

Visitors note that the beach can become overcrowded during peak hours.

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Google Reviews (8)

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Aymar Perez

La Playa Costa Alegre is a small, cozy beach located in the heart of Arguineguín, perfect for spending a quiet time by the sea. It's a small beach, with a mix of sand and pebbles, but quite well-kept. The water is usually calm thanks to its shape and the breakwaters, making it perfect for swimming peacefully or just relaxing on the shore.  Additionally, it has some services like sunbeds, showers, and nearby places to eat or drink, which makes it quite comfortable for spending several hours there. There are even beach bars and a nice atmosphere, especially on sunny days.  Although it's not a very big beach, it usually has a good vibe and can get crowded during peak hours. Still, it's a very nice and practical spot, especially if you're around the area or want something quieter than other more touristy beaches. ⭐ Rating: 4/5 👉 Small, quiet beach perfect for disconnecting in Arguineguín.

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Hugo Andres

A real shame. Arguineguín has a spectacular beach, but after every weekend, it’s sad to see it turned into a garbage dump. On Sunday afternoons, when many visitors leave, there are cigarette butts everywhere, beer cans, food scraps, sunscreen containers, banana peels, sunflower seeds, plastics, glass, and even shards in the sea. And I say this with sadness, not with the intention of attacking anyone: unfortunately, many times tourists take better care of these places than some residents who have them next door all year round. This is not “beach life.” It’s a lack of respect, a lack of education, and a lack of control. The same happens in Patalavaca, where the municipality has a clear responsibility: there are not enough trash bins, maintenance is lacking, and even the water doesn’t work as it should. A shame for my little island, for my beloved Arguineguín, and for all those who still believe that a beach is enjoyed, but also taken care of.

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