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By *ornyCoupleHimHer OP   Couple
over a year ago

Crawley

So, dunes excluded, are you able to play on the beach? Is it allowed? Encouraged? Frowned upon?

We went last year and did play but took ourselves off to very quiet areas. But I wondered on what the official and unofficial stance is?

Also what about in the orange lounger areas around kiosk 6/7?

Obviously happy to be respectful and tow the line, but just wondered on the general consensus!

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By *xybumWoman
over a year ago

East Kilbride

Playing in public is illegal, the beaches are patrolled. Families use the beach too you know.

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By *ornyCoupleHimHer OP   Couple
over a year ago

Crawley

Understood. Obviously goes without saying that if kids are near then stop. But we’ve seen a little play ourselves so we have been wondering.

Does anyone else have any experiences or knowledge of playing on the beach in the swinger area?

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By *whorsemasterMan
over a year ago

content creator ASIA

Just bring a towel or umbrella & hide behind some rocks

Or head down as far Pdi beach as you can to kiosk 7 and the dunes you’ll be in dogging/nudist lands in no time

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By *uv2kiss2Couple
over a year ago

Norwich

We witnessed a little ‘discrete’ playing at Kiosk 7 when we were there a couple of weeks ago . Was after 5pm when the kiosk had shut , and not so many people on on the beach …and the various patrols had stopped .

Have to say we were a little disappointed in the ‘vibe’ around Kiosk 7 overall. Nowhere near back to what it was pre pandemic…..didn’t hear an English accent for the first 12 days we were on the beach , maybe we just got a quiet fortnight .

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By *slandloverMan
over a year ago

Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria


"So, dunes excluded, are you able to play on the beach? Is it allowed? Encouraged? Frowned upon?

We went last year and did play but took ourselves off to very quiet areas. But I wondered on what the official and unofficial stance is?

Also what about in the orange lounger areas around kiosk 6/7?

Obviously happy to be respectful and tow the line, but just wondered on the general consensus!"

There are a lot of place for playing and nobody could see you. You have a big spaces no restricted in Playa del Inglés side, near Santa Monica hotel, in summer is hard due temperatures, too hot.

First, Sex is not illegal unless you are in front of child. But I don’t recommend in a crowd adult area cause is not morally correct.

Some people plays after 5pm near a kiosk 7, and they have “discreet games”.

Second, other people place into a nest (canvas square you can buy at Chinese store). Is another option if you’d like outdoor sex.

Really all is possible almost if you respect to other people, but you should be ready for avoiding Merkats, they can appear suddenly.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What’s the quickest way to get to kiosk 7 Is it from the PDI or Maspalomas end or is there another way

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over a year ago

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By *den_GCCouple
over a year ago

San Fernando, Gran Canaria


"What’s the quickest way to get to kiosk 7 Is it from the PDI or Maspalomas end or is there another way"

From the Maspalomas lighthouse end.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What’s the quickest way to get to kiosk 7 Is it from the PDI or Maspalomas end or is there another way

From the Maspalomas lighthouse end. "

Thanks. How long is the walk from the lighthouse end

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By *den_GCCouple
over a year ago

San Fernando, Gran Canaria


"What’s the quickest way to get to kiosk 7 Is it from the PDI or Maspalomas end or is there another way

From the Maspalomas lighthouse end.

Thanks. How long is the walk from the lighthouse end "

Guessing roughly you're looking at a 10-15 minute walk. From the lifeguard hut there is a walkway that takes you onto the beach where the wet sand is easier to walk on.

I take my sandals off to walk on the wet sand but keep them handy since the dry sand can be REALLY hot from mid day onwards and even the walk from the loungers to the waters edge can seem very far when it feels like you feet are on fire!

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By *den_GCCouple
over a year ago

San Fernando, Gran Canaria

Please remember that loungers/parasol rental is card only. The kiosks accept card and cash.

Also if you ask for a bottled drink you can ask for a cup with ice. The cups have covers to stop sand blowing in so that your cola is less crunchy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Please remember that loungers/parasol rental is card only. The kiosks accept card and cash.

Also if you ask for a bottled drink you can ask for a cup with ice. The cups have covers to stop sand blowing in so that your cola is less crunchy."

Thanks for the info xx

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By *den_GCCouple
over a year ago

San Fernando, Gran Canaria


"Please remember that loungers/parasol rental is card only. The kiosks accept card and cash.

Also if you ask for a bottled drink you can ask for a cup with ice. The cups have covers to stop sand blowing in so that your cola is less crunchy.

Thanks for the info xx"

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