The wind is known to blow, and you must be careful to avoid deep sand sections while driving. Although this area is not recommended for swimming, it's an excellent place to watch fishermen with their catch. Many of the men you see are fourth and fifth generation fishermen and are as comfortable with a handline as they are with your state of the art rod and reel. The beach is in clear view from the road. This is a wonderful, unnamed beach between Pueblo La Playa and La Laguna Estates and a nice place to camp or picnic.
Steep dunes descend to a drop-off at the shoreline.
The surf is rough here so only the strongest swimmers should give it a try. Take an unmarked turn-off towards the beach, it's a little hard to find. Three miles from La Playita is the small beachfront estate community of La Laguna. Heading east, across the arroyo and up the hill, is a turnoff to a beach that is usually deserted and is swimmable, with small geological fissures in the rock tidal pools not unlike mini hot tubs. Wander east down the beach to the rock out croppings, find your spot and enjoy.