Beach: La Calera

Beach: Cales Coves

This beach can be accessed by a road that is in good condition. Cales Coves (Caves Cove), as its name suggests, is full of caves (more than 100), which have just been spruced up.

Beach: Cales Piques

Small cove protected by small rocky inlets. There is a flight of steps on the rocks that lead to the beach and there are also some white houses that have been built on top of the rocks. On sunny days you can clearly see Majorca in the backdrop. The beach can be accessed form the Los Delfines Housing Estate (clearly signposted).

Beach: Caleta de Abajo

It is a very peaceful beach in an unspoiled setting. Las Nieves port is the closest port.

Beach: La Caleta

The area is quiet, easy to get to and also has restaurants.

Beach: La Caleta de Arriba

Small beach. Here you can surf. You get there on the C-810, turning off at Km 27, and then following another beautiful road between banana trees that is signposted towards the beach.

Beach: Caleta de Arriba

A beautiful unspoilt beach in a peaceful area. It can be reached on foot.

Beach: La Caleta del Caballo

Its sand is fine and white.

Beach: La Caleta

This beach can get quite crowded. There are all types of facilities: bars, open-air drinks stalls, etc. It has two fortifications: the Castle of Santa Catalina and the Castle of San Sebastián on the two, opposite ends that close the cove. It has a pleasant promenade with palm trees and street lighting skirting the coast.

Beach: Caleta del Campo

Beach: La Caleta

A small beach, which is reached via a small path. The surroundings are a leafy combination of palm trees and other trees. The area has a good supply of restaurants. There is a jetty for small fishing boats.

Beach: Caleta del Congrio

A nudist beach. It lies on an unspoiled strip of land, quite isolated.

Beach: Caleta de las Escamas

It is a small beach with fine white sand that is surrounded by rocks. You can get to it by road or by bus.

Beach: Caleta del Espino

Beach: Caleta de Famara

Located in front of the village of Caleta, this beach is popular among local residents.

Beach: Caleta del Fuego

Beach: Caleta de Fuste

This beach is also called castle beach, and it is very well-kept. The sand is golden and the water have hardly any swell. It is well equipped with sunshades, showers, restaurants, rubbish bins, telephones, bars. The promenade, connected to the port, is pleasant and quiet. ...

Beach: Caleta González

Beach: Caleta del Guincho

It is a small cove filled with pretty crushed stones and crystal clear water making it ideal for scuba-diving and snorkelling. This is a rarely visited, unspoiled area. It can be reached by road, in the car or on the bus.

Beach: La Caleta

A small uncrowded beach that is different from most of Lanzarote's beaches because of its fine white sand. You can get to the beach by car or by bus, and thanks to its moderate swell it is perfect for windsurfing.

Beach: La Caleta de Hermigua

A small cove which has good facilities, including a picnic area, beach bar, toilets, and showers. It can be reached by car via a dirt track some 3 kilometres long, and it also has an access ramp for the disabled.

Beach: La Caleta de Interián

It is a beach that lies very close to the village. Moderate sized waves. El Gomero Beach lies to the left.

Beach: Caleta de José María

Beach: Caleta Larga

Beach: La Caleta

An excellently maintained and serviced beach for the whole family. Access to the beach is easy as there are several paths that lead directly to it. It has great views of the piers in Malaga's harbour, as well as of the rest of the beautiful coast.

Beach: Caleta del Mariscadero

Beach: Caleta del Mojón

It is a small, sandy beach, which can be accessed by road, either by car or bus.

Beach: La Caleta

Beach: La Caleta

This is a beach with boundaries marked by stone walls and access via a set of steps. Nearby, you have the opportunity to take part in some sporting activity, sailing for example.

Beach: Caleta del Puerto

It can be found opposite a picturesque residential development. and beside a fishing port.

Beach: La Caleta

A small cove in a semi-urban area, easy to get to and with a variety of services available.

Beach: La Caleta

Beach: La Caleta

Between two hills with leafy palm trees in the background, we find this cove, which is deep, yet at the same time small. The surroundings inspire tranquillity. The water is very clean, and all together this is a great beach.

Beach: Caletilla

Beach: La Caletilla

Small beach and well equipped. Here you can fish and dive. There are also some spectacular views of the coast from this beach and the walk through the Balcón de Europa is recommended.

Beach: Las Caletillas