Beach: Ses Illetes

Thanks to its white sand and crystal-clear water, this beach in the north of Formentera has been named one of the most beautiful in the world. It is a privileged spot that affords spectacular views of several small islands, and you can even spot the island of Ibiza (hence its name, which means "The Small Islands"). ...

Beach: Ses Oliveres

Clean-water beach, used by anglers and swimmers. Sports crafts can be seen.

Beach: Ses Roquetes

Beach: Ses Salines

Beach: Ses Salines

A beach of clear water and fine sand. Several sports can be played here. All kind of equipment can be hired: pedalos, jet-skis, windsurf boards, kayaks or bicycles. Easy access.

Beach: Seselle

Beach: Setla-Mirarrosa

Beach: Sevalle

Located very close to Niembro Beach. The water is turquoise blue and the sand is fine and white. It is a very good area for underwater fishing as there are lots of rocks.

Beach: Siavo

Beach: Siete Playas

Beach: El Silencio

The beauty of this landscape has made this the most renowned beach of the area. Its location and access to the beach are well signposted. The rocks of all shapes and sizes appear above the water, making this one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole Principality.

Beach: Silgar

Probably one of the most tourist places in Galicia. It is the biggest beach of Sanxenxo. There is a long wall all the way along the beach with a promenade that ends at the Yacht Club. It has been awarded the blue flag.

Beach: Simprón

A small beach were you can gather shellfish. Its land combines sand, rocks, and seaweed.

Beach: Sinás

This beach is on the Pontevedra estuary. It has very nice views of the river and its many mussel platforms.

Beach: Sirena Loca

Urban beach with a Blue Flag and "Q" for Tourism Quality certificate. This beach has all the accessibility services and equipment for people with different abilities, litter bins, showers, a rescuse service and a nautical channel, as well as a wide promenade. It is surrounded by shops, beach bars and restaurants. ...

Beach: Siscal

Beach: Sisurko

Beach: Snipe

Beach: Sobre do Pozo

Beach: Sobreira

Beach: Sobreira

Beach: El Socorro

El Socorro Beach lies next to the village of cottages of the same name, which is situated just below sea level. It can be reached by bus.

Beach: El Socorro

El Socorro beach is highly recommended for surfing fans. It provides permanent Red Cross posts, besides a range of services, such as showers, rubbish bins, restaurants and telephones.

Beach: Soesto

Extensive unspoiled sandy ground, located in a fantastic environment of mountains and forests. This beach enjoys crystal-clear waters. It is easily reached by car and there are parking facilities at the beach. Soesto Beach is a popular meeting point for surfers.

Beach: La Solapa

An unspoilt beach with fine sand, appropriate for all nautical sports.

Beach: Solsida

This nudist beach can be found under some enormous cliffs. It has beautiful views of Altea. You can see fisherman on the rocks on this beach. You get there on foot along a path that is about 300 metres long.

Beach: Sombrerico

Beach: El Sombrerico

This is the last beach to the south of Mojácar. You can get here by car down a track of about 4 km. Very suitable place to come and spend the day.

Beach: El sombrerito

Beach: El Sombrerito

Sombrerito lies between two volcanic faults that sank into the sea.

Beach: Somo

This is the second of the three beaches which make up the most extensive area of sandy ground in all Cantabria. Its waves are much appreciated by surfers and there is a surf school on the beach. The beach has several infrastructures and services such as showers, a car park and a lifeguard. The lighthouse on Mauro island is opposite this beach. ...

Beach: Somocuevas

The cove is accessed by a purpose-built pathway that passes through the car park bordering the cliff. Sheltered from the open sea by a long rocky strip called Punta de Somocuevas (Somocueva Point). This is a nudist beach.

Beach: Somorrostro

Beach: Somorto

Beach: Son Bauló

It has direct access to the beach of Na Patana. It is close to the mouth of the flood channel of Son Sauló. It is possible to play beach volleyball, as well as stroll to the nearby beaches. There are hotels close by.

Beach: Son Bou

This beach constitutes one of the widest extensions of sand in Minorca. You can access it from the parking lot, by crossing the dunes.