Beach: Calahonda

An unspoiled beach with lots of vegetation and pine trees. A boardwalk runs along the length of the beach and enters the sea, from where angling enthusiasts gather to fish. It has a wide variety of services, such as sun lounger and sunshade hire.

Beach: Calahonda

Probably the best tourist beach in the area. The area houses a quiet residential development. It has a pretty setting and many services are available, such as the beach bars and restaurants. It is an interesting place to visit.

Beach: Calahonda

Lying below the Balcón de Europa on the western part, this U-shaped cove is very well served by restaurants and has an original stone promenade. It is ideal for fishing enthusiasts, thanks to the rocky areas.

Beach: Calaiza

Is a beach made up of a string of small coves. Uncrowded.

Beach: Calamocarro

Beach: Calarreona tortuga

The stretches of La Cabana Beach and Tortuga Beach jointly form the beach of Calarreona. La Cabana is equipped with an access ramp for the disabled down as far as the water.

Beach: Calarreona

This is a very popular beach on account of its full range of facilities. It has fine, golden sand and calm waters – ideal to relax in the sun. It has easy access for disabled persons.

Beach: Calas del Barronal

The luxuriant vegetation of the path shapes this phenomenal beach, next to the famous Monsul. Beach within the nature park.

Beach: Calas del Cabo Peñas

Beach: Calas de Poniente

Beach: Calas del Puertito

It is a beach with crystal-clear water, to which small boats come.

Beach: Calas del Quinto y Camacho

Opposite the Fuente del Gallo housing estate is this cove, famed for its windsurfing possibilities.

Beach: Calas de Rocamar

Beach: Calas I-II-III Santiago Bernabeu

It offers disabled access and all the facilities you would expect from a town beach.

Beach: Calatontorrona

Beach: En Calau

Beach: Calblanque

It lies in the ideal location of Calblanque Nature Park. The vegetation stretches down to the water's edge. There is a series of similar, smaller beaches nearby.

Beach: Caldebarcos

Together with Carnota Beach it forms a great bay, and both are divided by lake Estivariña. It is a very long, wild beach. The dunes of this sandy ground brim with vegetation. In order to reach the beach, you can to go into the town of Caldebarcos and take a small turn off on the left where there is a raised granary or horreo.

Beach: La Calera

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: 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.