Beach: El Cable

Beach: El Cable

The beach is made up of grey sand and gravel. It lies next to the fishing port.

Beach: El Cabo

Beach: Cabodeiro

Cobodeiro Beach is never very busy. You can enjoy perfect views of the bridge that leads to the island from this beach. There are lovely pine woods at the end of the beach.

Beach: Las Cabras

A dirt road leads to this quiet cove which forms part of a very jagged coastline. It is included in the Cumbre Vieja and Teneguia Nature Park.

Beach: Cabrera

This is an extensive beach that stretches along the coast from Mataró to Vilassar de Mar. It is well equipped with facilities: lifeguard post, restaurants, open-air bars. You can enjoy sailing here. Easy parking, opposite the beach.

Beach: El Cabrero

Dark sand beach on the outskirts of Torreguadiaro. It has a large esplanade along the beach where motorhomes are usually located. It is also called Cala Sardina.

Beach: Cabria

The contrast of the dark grey sand and the bright, plentiful vegetation such as the sugar cane are striking features of this beach. The beach is split into two parts by a promenade. Views of Almuñecar can be enjoyed here. You will often see people to fishing along the beach.

Beach: Cala Arena

This sandy cove looks out on to pretty views of cliffs and is ideal for those looking for a little peace and tranquility.

Beach: Cala Arenas

Arena Cove is a pebbly beach in the shape of a bay. Fraile Tower serves as a reference point in order to reach the cove.

Beach: Cala Argilaga

This quiet beach is situated in a micro-reserve of fauna. During the summer, only about 20 people visit this beach, making it the ideal haven for those who prefer to avoid crowded beaches. There is a road that leads to Arsilaga Cove, so it can be reached by car.

Beach: Cala Arturo

Beach: Cala Auberdans

Beach: Cala Avellan

One of the best coves for scuba-diving. You can walk along the cove to the port.

Beach: Cala Avellanes

One of the most popular and well equipped in the area. It is backed by a neat promenade with palm trees. It has two volleyball nets. It has the European blue flag symbol. A very popular tourist area.

Beach: Cala Baeza

A fair sized cove of golden sand and quiet water. It is surrounded by small rocks and bushes.

Beach: Cala Banyalbufar

Beach: Cala Banys

An excellent viewpoint. This gorgeous setting is ideal for fishing and for taking strolls. It can be reached from Lloret de Mar and from Sa Caleta Beach.

Beach: Cala del Barco

A small busy semi-urban cove with many facilities: sun lounger and sunshade rental, toilets, showers, etc.

Beach: Cala Barques

It is part of the four beaches called Cala Sant Vicenç. It is located seven kilometres from Pollença.

Beach: Cala de la Barra Grande

A small cove in the shape of a bay. It has excellent views of Mount Toix.

Beach: Cala del Barranco de Aguas

The colour of the water at this beach is a very deep blue.

Beach: Cala Bassa

This beautiful beach that is easy to access is well signposted and is nine kilometres from Sant Antoni de Portmany, on the island of Ibiza. It is surrounded by cliffs and pines, and bathers can enjoy the wide range of services on offer: sun lounger rental, sunshades, boats, and the option of practising scuba diving and mooring boats. ...

Beach: Cala Basset

Ideal spot for anchoring boats. The seabed and crystal-clear water are favourite attractions amongst those who know this beach. It is also highly recommended for snorkelling.

Beach: Cala en Baster

Beach: Cala Beltrán

Beach: Cala del Bergantín

Unspoilt cove that, nestled between two high mountains with gaps either side, boasts lovely views. It falls within the Polacra ecological reserve, so there isn't a building in sight. Ideal for enjoying the surrounding nature and tranquility.

Beach: Cala Binidali

This small beach lies in front of the Binidali Housing Estate. From the mirador you can have beautiful views of the beach.

Beach: Cala Blanca

This is a small, quiet cove set in pleasant surroundings.

Beach: Cala Blanca

Beach: Cala Blanca

This beach is a continuation of Santandria Cove. Blanca Cove (White Cove) gets its name because of the colour of its sand. There is a scuba-diving school on the beach and moored boats line the picturesque shore.

Beach: Cala Blanca

At the sides, it is possible to see the birds' nests, as well as houses and shelters that have been dug out.

Beach: Cala Blava

Small cove right next to the Cala Blava Housing Estate, which affords great views of the Palma bay area. It is a very quiet area.

Beach: Cala Boix

Easy access. It is very well signposted from San Carles de Peralta. It is set in breathtaking surroundings: nestled in wild hills where the rocks and pine woods meet. The most attractive features of the cove are its dark, fine sand and crystal clear water.

Beach: Cala Bolete Grande

The Bolete Grande is hidden between the start of Cape Tiñoso and Bolete Cove. It is the best cove of all those in the surroundings of Cape Tiñoso. Opposite this beach there is an islet, a favourite spot for seagulls. These conserved natural surroundings are ideal for scuba-diving.

Beach: Cala El Bolete

A quiet, beautiful beach.