Blanket ban of dogs on all of Spain's beach's

As far as I am aware, the ban extends only through the tourist season.  I would imagine it’s in response to complaints of beaches being left ..... decorated .... by canine bowel movements.

Spanish law clearly states that no animals are allowed on any beach throughout the year. Unless they happen to be a guide dog with a suitable disabled person.

It is not a new law, and it has not just been introduced. 

On some stretches of small beaches up the east and south coast, small communities over the years have fought hard to get dog friendly areas. They are very scarce though.

Any other ' rule' you hear is simply bar talk.

Many people particularly Spanish parade their dogs onto the beaches without care.

You like me, English , will pay a heavy fine if caught by the Guardia Civil.

Trust this clarifies the situation for you.

Can anyone advise if Vera Playa is one of the beaches in the south and east where dogs can walked on the beach.

Many thanks.

The law is simple - no dogs are allowed on the beach area at anytime, winter or summer.

However, you do see many dogs with owners exercising on the generously wide grassy area on Vera Playa.

However, Spanish laws state no dogs are allowed on the beaches at any time and all dogs must be on a lead at all times.

You take a chance like others that you do not get caught.

Trust this helps you to understand. 

I own a dog too.