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Beach: Covachos

A beautiful and curious beach that is divided into two by a small rocky cliff. The stretch of sand to the left is around 100 metres long, it has fine, golden sand and is overlooked by cliffs. Castro Island lies opposite. The right side of the beach is larger. ...

Beach: Covas

Viveiro Beach is vast and very long. It also has a promenade and a one-way street that runs along the beach with the possibility of parking just by the seaside. It is a very busy beach and is ideal for windsurfing and yachting.

Beach: Las Covaticas

Covaticas is a big, wide beach. Access is along a path leading from La Loma. Nudism is also seen in many parts of the beach.

Beach: Covelo

Beach: Covelo

Small beach that lies in the village of Samiera, in Pontevedra estuary.

Beach: Creixell

This beach is located in Creixell, a municipality of Catalonia, and is nearly two kilometres long. As well as calm water and golden sand, all the services offered here make it an ideal option for family holidays. The beach is easy to reach on foot or by car, with the N-340 or AP-7 highway running close by.

Beach: Los Cristianos

On the southern coast of the island of Tenerife, in the municipality of Arona, this golden sandy beach, located next to the seaport of Los Cristianos, is waiting to be enjoyed. ...

Beach: El Cristo

It is a relatively small and peaceful beach, and has all manner of services and facilities that include everything from, a Red Cross post to a pedal boat hire shop.

Beach: Cruces

Beach: Cruz del Mar

Beach: La Cruz

A wonderful beach or fine, white sand that is quite wide.

Beach: Cuartel Vell

Beach: Cubelas

Crossing the road from O Torno beach there is a smaller beach that is a perfect alternative for relaxing. It has showers, disabled access and thatched umbrellas. It has some beautiful ruins at one end that are worth visiting. There are several small fishing boats anchored in front of the beach.

Beach: Cubelles

A line of beaches connected by a promenade. This beach stretches to Punta de Sant Pere, where there is an area that serves as a picnic spot commanding the views.

Beach: Cuberris

Extensive sandy ground. It has all the usual facilities found on a beach, easy parking, restaurants, a small promenade, etc. We also find surfers here.

Beach: Las Cucharas

Complete range of services, lounger chair and sunshade hire, showers, cleaning services and lifeguards, car park and disabled person access. Surrounded by a promenade with a number of shopping centres, restaurants, and cafés. An ideal beach for windsurfing.. ...

Beach: Cuchia

The beach lies just after crossing Saja river and to the other side of the village of Suances. It is surrounded by family houses and has a bar-restaurant at the edge of the beach, with a flat piece of ground that serves as the car-park and reserved disabled parking spaces. ...

Beach: Cudolá

Beach: Cué

A cosy beach that is safe and accessible. Its calm and crystal-clear waters provide the perfect setting for a day on the beach with the children. What's more, it is situated on an avenue lined with cafés and restaurants, and you can get to the beach easily by car.

Beach: El Cuervo

Beach: Cueva de la Arena

A beautiful unspoiled beach with crystal clear waters and black stones. It is ideal for scuba-diving and snorkelling. To get there take bus 115. The beach is a 20 minute walk from the bus stop.

Beach: La Cueva

Located on the way to the Vidio lighthouse. At low tide the beach has sandy parts. Up above the cove, there is a car park that has a viewpoint with benches.

Beach: Cueva del Lobo

The beach is well kept and has a wide range of services and facilities as well as an excellent promenade.

Beach: Cueva de los Lobos

One of the most popular nudist beaches in Mazarrón. It is easily recognisable since it is well signposted. Its waters are crystal-clear.

Beach: Cueva de las Palomas

Beach: La Cueva

It is a beach with good access and facilities. Among other things, it has a yacht club and a scuba-diving club. The surrounding area includes of fields of crops and farms. It has a little outcrop that acts as a breakwater and it is where the beach is at its widest.

Beach: Cueva

It is one of the area's main beaches because of its size and lies next to the small village of Cueva. The size of the beach varies according to the tide.

Beach: Cuevas del Mar

It is protected from the wind, since it is sheltered on both sides by rugged cliffs. A small stream flows into the same beach, and from here there is a pedestrian path that leads to San Antonio Beach. It is very well equipped with showers, car-park, etc.

Beach: Cunchosa

Beach: Cunit Ponent

Cunit beach, an urban beach with all the services you need, is made up of a succession of artificial bays of fine golden sand marked by seven jetties. Cunit Ponent beach is the beach created by the first bays from the Segur de Calafell marina.

Beach: Cunit Llevant

Cunit beach is made up of several artificial bays marked by seven breakwaters. The section between breakwaters 4 and 7, i.e., the easternmost sector, is known as “Cunit Llevant”. It is an urban sandy area with fine golden sand, with a promenade, sports areas and pedalo rentals.

Beach: El Cura

A pretty beach located in a semi-urban area. It has fine brown sand with stones and very pleasant and calm waters. You can enjoy its deck-chairs and a stroll along the promenade, full of summer kiosks and restaurants. ...

Beach: El Cura

Located in the centre of Torrevieja, this is one of the biggest open spaces to take a walk, either along the sand or along the promenade. It is also possible to fish along the breakwaters that lie to one side of the beach.

Beach: Curumbico