* "Claro que no" means "Of course not" in English.
* "No me gusta la playa" means "I don't like the beach."
* "Voy a playa" should be "Voy a la playa," which means "I'm going to the beach."
So, the intended meaning is likely something like:
* "Of course not, I don't like the beach. I'm going to the beach."
This doesn't make much sense in English either because it's contradictory. The person says they don't like the beach, but they are going to the beach.
Possible interpretations:
* Sarcasm: The person might be being sarcastic, meaning they *do* like the beach but is saying they don't.
* Misunderstanding: There could be a misunderstanding about what "playa" refers to. Perhaps the person is going to a specific beach they *do* like, or is using the word "playa" to refer to something else entirely.
* Incomplete thought: The sentence may be incomplete. There could be more context or information that clarifies the meaning.
Without more information, it's difficult to say definitively what the speaker intends.