Beach: Sureseco

Beach: Susiños

Beach: Tabaiba

Beach: Taballera

Beach: Tabarca

These subtropical waters are a constant invitation to swim, offering divers a panorama of abundant shoals of fish, starfish and a great variety of seaweed, forming an amazing display of colours.

Beach: Tablizo

Fantastic cove of fine sand that lies amidst an extensive natural area. Calm, crystal-clear waters. It is one of the most beautiful coves in Asturias.

Beach: Tachero

Mountains and cliffs flank this beach.

Beach: Tacorón

Beach: Tajao

A fishing beach with several small boats that are moored in its waters. A large rock flanks the beach on the right. The village of El Tajao lies 2 kilometres from exit 19 of the Tenerife dual carriageway heading towards Los Cristianos.

Beach: Tajo de la Soga

It is the first of a string of small beaches. The beach is a mixture of sand and stones. The rocky seabed is ideal for scuba-diving and fishing. Access by the first change of direction on N-340 from Fuengirola to Málaga.

Beach: La Talá

Beach: Talamanca

This is a big beach (almost 1 km long) and it provides lots of water sports opportunities. The sand is white and it has lovely views from S'Andreus point as well as a great many pine trees. We can also see numerous small vessels anchored off shore. The beach is easy to access, as it is very close to the city of Ibiza.

Beach: Talón

Beach: Taluxa

Beach: Tamadite

This beach is accessed on foot from Afir. Surrounded by terraced hillsides.

Beach: El Tamaduste

A small shell-shaped cove lies amongst the village houses. With a good range of facilities. There is hardly any swell.

Beach: Tamargada

Nestled in the hillside is this small beach between rocks. You can get to it by sea or on foot, and the place is quite solitary with very clean waters.

Beach: Tamarit (Santa Pola)

Fine golden sand beach. The old salt dock built in 1897 is to the west of the beach. The wagons loaded with salt were moved along the tracks drawn by animals; once at the dock, the wagons were unloaded into the boats (barges) that carried the salt to the ships anchored in the bay.

Beach: Tamarit

It lies in a wonderful setting surrounded by a large pine grove. Tamarit beach boasts some beautiful views of Tamarit Castle and Assumpta Church. The beach is named after the castle.

Beach: Tamariu

This urban beach offers all kinds of facilities and infrastructures. There is also a variety of restaurants y shops on the beachfront.

Beach: El Tanque del Vidrio

Beach: Tanxil

This is an important beach in the Rianxo environment. Behind the beach is a great park with lots of trees and grass. It has a small promenade. Estuary beach.

Beach: Tapahuga

This beach is the nearest to Playa Santiago.

Beach: El Tarajal

Beach: Tarajalejo

Beach: Tarajalillo

Black-sand beach with crystal clear waters.

Beach: Tasarte

Beach: Tasartico

A delightful beach tucked away between two enormous arid and desert-like mountains. The turquoise water is transparent. Access is by the path along the dry riverbed.

Beach: Tasca

Beach: Taurito

A beautiful spot located on the ravine of the same name. It has fine sand with dark tones and the water is calm. It is a beach flanked by hotels, and there are also apartment complexes, shops and restaurants. It has a lifeguard and a Red Cross post. It is possible to enjoy sunbeds and sunshades and to hire boats. ...

Beach: Tauro

It is located in a rustic area of fine greyish sand. It is well known for its calm, clear waters. Nearby services include a campsite and restaurants. To get here, take the turning from the C-812 at km 76.

Beach: A Ameixida

Quite expansive quiet beach of fine sands. It is equipped with a boat ramp that leads down to the water.

Beach: A Areosa

Tranquil beach with crystal-clear waters. It is surrounded by cliffs, five metres high. It is an ideal area for fishing and scuba-diving.

Beach: A Barda

This is a very picturesque spot; the beach is frequented by fishermen who have built small huts along the shore, where they anchor their boats. It is a very quiet, sheltered beach. The surrounding hills and woods are simply breathtaking. You can enjoy views of part of the Wind Park from the beach.

Beach: A Barrosa

Beach: A Bouga