Beach shelters are structures that provide shade and protection from the sun and wind. Cabanas (7 letters) are typically small, open-sided structures with a roof, often made of canvas or other fabric, and are usually found near the beach. Ramadas (7 letters) are similar to cabanas but are usually larger and more permanent, often made of wood or stone. Both cabanas and ramadas are popular beach shelters for those looking to enjoy the sun and sand without having to worry about the elements.