Conditions tomorrow at Mónsul
Less favourable
Score53Wind25 km/hPonienteModerate
Gusts62.3 km/hStrong
Shore1.1 mRough
Temp.23.1 °C
Water approx.22.8 °C
Mónsul · Níjar
1 / 3Less favourable9:00–19:00
Wind17–30 km/h
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Gusts38–59 km/h
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Shore0.9–1.0 m
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About this beach
Mónsul is an iconic Cabo de Gata beach, known for volcanic formations, golden sand and a cinematic landscape. It is one of those places worth visiting at least once.
Natural cove with sand and volcanic rock
Plan your visit
Services and access
Seasonal access controlSeasonal regulated parkingNo immediate food optionsShowers: noLifeguards: check locallyFamily with caution
Natural beach without services
Better with light gear
How to get there
Access from San José by a seasonally regulated track, with limited parking near the beach.
Open in Google MapsAccessibility
We do not have confirmed accessibility information for this beach.
Nearby alternatives today
Frequently asked questions
Are there jellyfish at Mónsul today?
We show the jellyfish sightings people report from the beach itself. Each report stays visible for 48 hours and is grouped by how recent it is, so you can tell a sighting from a couple of hours ago from one made the day before. No recent report for Mónsul does not mean the water is clear: it only means nobody has reported anything.
What is the best time of day to visit Mónsul?
The page splits the day into hours and marks the most favourable stretches for Mónsul based on forecast wind, gusts and waves. Morning and afternoon often differ, especially with an easterly. The recommended window sits next to the forecast for whichever day you pick.
How warm is the water at Mónsul?
We publish the forecast sea surface temperature for Mónsul, sourced from Open-Meteo. It describes the surface layer only: in coves with currents or cold-water inflows the water can feel noticeably colder when you get in.
How often is Mónsul updated?
The page is rebuilt at least once an hour with the latest available forecast, and it warns you in a box of its own when the data has gone too long without refreshing. Everything here is advisory and never replaces the flag flown at the beach, the lifeguards or local signage.