Beach: Poblenou

Beach: Poniente

A large, clean and wide beach with an array of different services and facilities. It has a breakwater, which is ideal for fishing.

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: Muriola

Beach: Muro

A quiet beach with shallow water and disabled access as there is a wooden ramp that leads down to the shore. It is located between Casetes de Capellans and Playa des Drag.

Beach: La Murtra

Beach: La Musclera

Visited by lots of young people. A hotel is going to be built here with thermal baths and other installations.

Beach: Mutriku

In front of the beach is the so-called Punta Alkotea which gives it a rugged look. it is divided by a quay, and continuing along it you can see a natural pool. A selection of services are available, such as showers, team of life guards opposite the natural pool.

Beach: Muxeira

Beach: Na Macaret

A very good area for scuba-diving because the water is crystal clear with spectacular sea depths. The islands of Grand and Petit d'Addaic.

Beach: Nagüeles

It is a very pleasant, extensive beach, with considerable vegetation in the surrounding residential developments. At one of the ends of the beach there is a place where you can hire jet-skis, kayaks, etc.

Beach: Nanín

Beach: Los Nardos

Beach: Los Narejos

The beach is beautiful and the quality of the sand is excellent. The water is crystal-clear and ideal for water sports such as windsurfing, sailing, and scuba-diving. The beach area is full of palm trees. There are water platforms at 100 metres from the shore with steps to get onto them.

Beach: Nares

A very suitable beach for young children. There are views of the rock of Cabezo del Castañar.

Beach: Naval

A semi-urban beach with fine, white sand. Open to the sea. Surrounded by scrub and trees. From the beach there are magnificent views of A Coruña.

Beach: Pelaillo

Strand: Los Peligros

It has a sailing school with hire of Optimus craft, kayaks and windsurf boards. Next to the sailing school there is a beach bar. The bathing area is indicated, and it has floating platforms for sunbathing. On the right-hand side there is a wharf from which people fish.

Beach: La Pelliseta

Before arriving at Roc de Sant Galetá point, this beach fans out. There are a set of straw sunshades which are very useful.

Beach: Pelota Bayana

Beach: La Peña del Dice

Beach: Peña Doria

Very similar to Cala de la Cueva, this is the last cove you will come across before reaching Cabo Vidio lighthouse.

Beach: La Peña Grande

An easy to get to beach backed by an urban area with a good number of services and facilities, such as a lifeguard team and a cleaning service.

Beach: Peña del Moro

Beach: Pena Roiba

Beach: La Bajadilla

You will find this beach, the continuation of Venus Beach, just before reaching Marbella fishing port. It is possible to get here on foot, along the promenade that runs the entire length of Marbella city coastline, separating the housing blocks from the beach.