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Photo: Juan Emilio Prades Bel, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
The small, simple chapel was built in 1773 on the site where in 1690 an image of Saint of Padua was found on the beach.
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Playa Mañetes / Playa Tropicana
Tres Playas
Has several nudist areas.
Playa del Moro
The much smaller beach is separated from Platja Romana by a pebble beach and a quiet bay, and is surrounded by picturesque red sandstone cliffs. It has a lifeguard station and showers. There is a nearby small park with pine trees and lookout tower, as well as a bus stop and free parking.
Playa Romana
The second-largest beach is separated from Carregador by protected sand dunes. There are lifeguard and first aid stations, toilets, showers, disabled access, volleyball nets, and rental facilities for a variety of water sport. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available to rent (in high season €5/day), as are paddleboats (€15/hr). There are plenty of restaurants and snack bars nearby, as well as a bus stop and free parking (usually full in high season).
Playa del Cargador
At 720 m this is Alcossebre's largest beach. Has lifeguard and first aid stations, toilets, showers, volleyball nets, paddleboat rental, disabled access, and a playground. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available to rent, and there are restaurants and snack bars next to the beach. There is a nearby bus stop and paid carpark.
http://www.viverosalcossebre.es/index.html
The garden centre has the unusual addition of a small petting zoo – go through the nursery and out the back. The animals are kept outside in enclosures, and include ornamental chickens, turtles, goats, a peacock and goose, and there is also a small aviary.