Beach: Papagayo

It is a virgin beach of great beauty. It is located between two cliffs forming a small cove. The rocky surroundings make this the perfect spot for diving.

Beach: El Parador

Beach surrounded by cliffs, pine groves, and some eucalyptus trees. The beach is named after the Parador de Mazagón located just behind it. You walk to it from the Parador car park.

Beach: Paradís

This vast beach provides services and facilities, such as showers and life guards. There is also considerable space in which to practise sports, for example football. Its tall palm trees decorate the enclave. It is ideal for families or friends. Access and parking are easy.

Beach: Paraíso

It is a very busy semi-urban beach. There are many facilities (sunshade and sun lounger rental, etc.) and the option of practising many water sports. Puerto Bello Sailing Club is 1.5 kilometres away.

Beach: Parajola

Beach: Parameán

Beach: Paramós

Beach: Paraños

Beach: Parazuelos

Beach: El Parchel

Beach: La Pared

The beach is unspoilt and a very good place for practising water sports such as surfing.

Beach: Paredes

Beach: El Parrado

A quiet, unspoilt beach sheltering below a rocky cliff.

Beach: Parreño

It is an unspoiled and natural beach. It is officially nudist. The quality of the sand is excellent, and there are also a few dunes around the beach. It is surrounded by wild scrubland.

Beach: Pas d'En Adolf

Beach: El Pas

Beautifully maintained beach. Continual monitoring of the water quality. It has calm waters and a fine pebble surface. This area is much used for fishing (large gilthead sea bream, octopus and sole) as well as scuba diving and kayaking. One unusual feature is that you can see starfish on the sea bed. ...

Beach: Pasaxe

Beach: Pasito Blanco

Just before the marina of the same name. The beach is quite big. There are usually a few small boats anchored ashore.

Beach: El Pasito

Beach: Paso del Salgo

It is a small and quite nudist beach, in an unspoiled area. It has clear waters, and lies amongst crags with moderate sized waves. Las Nieves port is the closest port. In order to reach the area you need take the C-810 road and turn off at the GC-140 road that leads to Sardina. ...

Beach: Paso

Striking combination of volcanic landscape and a deep green sea, crystal clear.

Beach: Patacona

Situated after Malva-Rosa Beach and in the very heart of Valencia. It offers all kinds of facilities. A large number of restaurants are dotted along the promenade.

Beach: Patalavaca

This is a pretty beach of fine, greyish sand that adds transparency to the water. It enjoys calm waters. Yachts and other sporting boats usually anchor near this beach where they can enjoy the clear waters. Hammocks, parasols and water sports equipment are all for hire. ...

Beach: Pateiro

Lying next to the Celtic necropolis excavations, this beautiful beach is completely surrounded by rocks in a spectacular setting. It is an excellent fishing area, and relatively peaceful given that the area is still not well known.

Beach: Patos

One of the biggest beaches in Vigo, with more than three kilometres of sandy ground. It offers all kinds of facilities. There are views of the Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands) opposite. It is set in just the right position to enjoy beautiful sunsets.

Beach: Rincón de la Victoria

Beach: El Rinconcillo

This is without doubt the biggest beach in the city of Algeciras. It is full of the city's inhabitants. Very long and very open to the bay, it is the most recommendable beach in the area. It is also quite well equipped as far as services and facilities are concerned. Easy access. Parking available.

Beach: El Río

The beach is next to the town of Mareta de El Río, it has crystal-clear waters and you can practise water sports.

Beach: Río Azor

The beach is in the shape of a small bay. Good for anchoring. It surroundings are abundant in vegetation. There are showers on the beach.

Beach: Río Cabo

This is a long beach that is easily accessed by a path that leads from a local road and runs parallel to the river Cape. The cove of Ruicabo is frequented by fishermen. This is a very beautiful area.

Beach: Río Castro

Beach: Rio da Ribeira

Beach: Rio Maior

A beautiful, compact and beautiful beach. The setting is idyllic along with its fine white sand. The river Maior flows into the sea dividing the beach in two.

Beach: El Río

The area is unspoilt, with craggy surroundings, white sand and a rocky shoreline with a lighthouse at the bottom.

Beach: El Río

Beach: Río Real