Beach: Cavalleria

Formed by two beaches of fine, golden sands in the shaped of a half shell, it is nestled between small hills. You can enjoy water sports on this beach.

Beach: Cavannas

Beach: El Cavet

It lies next to the road that crosses through Cambrills. You can walk there from L'Esquirol, since there is a promenade with a bridge that reaches Cavet Beach.

Beach: Cazonera

An unspoiled beach. The beach can be seen from Atalaya viewpoint and from Espiritu Santo viewpoint that stands next to the Hermitage. It lies next to L'Atalaya nudist beach.

Beach: Cecilio

Beach: Cegoñas

Beach: Celeiráns

Beach: Celeiro

Beach: El Cenicero

Beach: Censo

Beach: Centeas

Beach: Central

It is a beach offering many facilities. There is a promenade lit up with restaurants. The promenade has access ramps and there are boardwalks taking you half way down the beach. Different services are available, such as life guards, showers.

Beach: Centroña

Beach: La Cera

An unspoiled beach of fine, golden sand.

Beach: Las Ceras

Beach: Cerdeiras

Beach: El Cerezo

Beach: Cerrias

It lies in the same inlet as Portio Beach. Both are very similar. It lies in a newly built-up area. It is sheltered from the waves by rocky walls that protect the cove and by the rocks that peep out from the sea as well.

Beach: Cerrillos

Beach: Cerrillos (Roquetas de Mar)

This is the longest virgin beach in Almería thanks to its more than seven kilometres, which go from Punta Sabinar to the Las Marinas urbanisation, in Roquetas de Mar. Due to its virgin beach status, no services are available. ...

Beach: Cervigón

Sheltered under low cliffs, access down to the beach is via a set of steps. It is encircled by a large green area. At one of the ends of the beach, dominating the scenery, we find a large campsite.

Beach: Cesantes

This beach is triangular. Behind the beach is a playground, and just opposite it, the island of San Simón.

Beach: La Cetárea, Visma

Beach: La Cetárea

Beach: Chamadoiro

Beach: Chancelas

Pretty beach in Combarro. Around the beach there are several luxury homes that dominate Pontevedra's estuary landscape. The sandy beach also has several pebbles. It is a very peaceful area that is surrounded by a thick vegetation.

Beach: Chanteiro

A beach that is open to the sea, but protected at each end by rocks, which also separate the neighbouring small, very rocky and very beautiful coves.

Beach: El Chaparral

It forms part of Playa Marina residential development. Sunbeds and sunshades are available. At the far end of the beach is an area full of fishing boats lying on the sand.

Beach: Las Chapas

The sand on this beach is soft and comfortable for walking barefooted. There is a cleaning service.

Beach: Las Chapas

A small, lightly built-up beach where nudism is permitted.

Beach: La Chapineta

It is set in a traditional fishing village, although a summer residential development has been created. You can go scuba-diving.

Beach: La Charca

Broad beach suitable for families and with a seafront promenade.

Beach: La Charca

The sand is white and fine. Located in front of some tourist estates of low chalets.

Beach: El Charco

A small beach that can be reached along a small pathway, after having left your car in the car-park. It has very rocky areas along the sides of the beach.

Beach: Charco de la Araña

A beach with moderate sized waves. It lies next to the local swimming pool of Silos that also has restaurants and shower facilities. The beach is supervised by a Red Cross boat in summer.

Beach: Charco Azul, Frontera