Beach: El Roque

Beach: Roque Prieto

Follow the signs toward the natural swimming pools of Roque Prieto to access this beach. The beach has a natural swimming pool with calm waters.

Beach: El Roque

Beach: Roques Blanques

Access is from the N-II. In the distance, a characteristic rocky outcrop is visible, which is where the beach gets its name from.

Beach: Los Roques

The country house of Los Roques is located on the sea front. Flanked by two steep, rocky cliffs that form a natural barrier against the swell. There are restaurants in the town and parking is available.

Beach: Roques Planes

Beach: Los Roques

Beach: La Roqueta

This beach is similar to Moncayo and Centro Beach, but with less dunes. It has al the necessary services.

Beach: El Roquete

It is a small, quiet beach in a wild setting, formed by several cliffs. To get there, you have to go on the C-810 road and take the turn off to la Sardina along the GC-140 road.

Beach: El Roquete

It is easy to find accommodation near this beach, in addition to the campsite. It has a slipway for boats.

Beach: Los Roquitos

Beach: Ros

It is a point of departure for fishing and pleasure boats. The water is crystal-clear and the views are delightful. The surroundings are rocky. Good for surfing, underwater fishing and scuba-diving.

Beach: El Rosadero

Beach: El Rosal

The beach lies in San Vicente de La Barquera bay and has beautiful views of the village of the same name. It is the closest beach to the town and can be reached by crossing over the estuary bridge. It has excellent facilities that include three toilets one of which is for the disabled, as well as a ramp that allows easy access up to the sand. ...

Beach: Rosela

The beach is 150 metres long and 3 metres wide. An unspoilt and peaceful cove. It is accessed on foot.

Beach: El Rostro

It forms part of Santander Bay. Opposite this beach, you can see the entire city of Santander. Next door are the Regina quay and the Pedreña marina. Although the most popular sport is windsurf, people also come to fish.

Beach: Rovellada

It is surrounded by the houses of the Rovella residential development, via which you can reach it. It has a small jetty and abundant pine trees surrounding it. The same cove offers a group of houses with breathtaking views. You can go scuba-diving, fishing and kayaking.

Beach: Roza da Vila

Beach: Las Rubias

An unspoilt, uncrowded beach.

Beach: La Robina

Is a fantastic beach in the middle of a conservation area between the Housing Estates Empuriabrava and Santa Margarida. With no buildings surrounding it, only a few campsites and a couple of open-air bars. The sand is exceptional. Windsurfing is the king of sports in this area. You can hire boards from a lots of different places.

Beach: Los Rubios

Beach: Rueta

Fishing spot where boats are moored. A stone bridge crosses over the beach. It can be accessed from San Cibriao; a ramp has been installed.

Beach: La Rumina

Beach: El Ruso

Beach: Del Russo

Set in very tranquil, unspoiled surroundings. Russo leads into the beach of Pebret, which means you can enjoy two wonderful beaches in one. Fine sands.

Beach: S'Abanell

The sand is coarse. There is a lifeguard service and you can hire sunshades and sunbeds.

Beach: S'Algar

A small cove with access by an earth ramp. It is separated from the tourist area of Sant Elm, in a quiet Housing Estate with small chalets on the beachfront.

Beach: S'Alqueria Gran

Access to the beach is easy, as it lies in the heart of a new development that is well signposted. In the middle of the beach we find some huge rocks that are arranged in a very peculiar way, and are original of this spot. It is protected from the wind.

Beach: S'Alqueria Petita

The depths are ideal for scuba-diving and snorkelling. You can usually see scuba-divers come up with octopuses and all kinds of fish. Its waters are crystal-clear.

Beach: S'Amarador

It is the biggest beach in the area, situated in the heart of the park of Mondragó. There are few buildings. From here we can reach the neighbouring cove (Mondragó Cove) by walking along a paved path. It is surrounded by lots of vegetation, mainly pines, which grow down to the beach. There are usually some boats anchored in the area.

Beach: S'Arenal d'En Casat

Beach: S'Arenal d'En Mongofre

Beach: S'Arenal Gran

This elongated cove is similar to its neighbouring beach, S'Arenal Petit. It is also very well equipped. Visitors can walk directly to S'Arenal Petit through a small cement path.

Beach: S'Arenal Petit de Portinatx

There are all kinds of services and facilities: open-air bars, sunbeds, showers, parking, etc. A beach where you can do a variety of sports. There are jet skis, canoes and pedal boats for hire. Pine vegetation is abundant.

Beach: S'Arenal de Portocolom

Beach: S'Arenal de Sa Rápita

The start of one of three beaches that together form one of the longest stretches of sand in Majorca. Sa Rapita is very open to the sea, windsurfers can often be seen here when the conditions are right. It can be reached either from the sailing club or from Ses Covetes Beach. Easy access for wheelchairs.