La Jaquita

A series of small coves and natural pools adapted for swimming.

Beach: La Jara

It is a very unusual beach which you will reach by road. The beach is protected by rock massifs in the shape of a half moon which prevent the sea from washing away the sand. It is therefore quite quiet, making it easier for recreational craft to move around. There are attractive views of the Doñana Nature Park. ...

Beach: Los Jesuítas

it has fine white sand which contrasts with the red wall which enclose the beach. It is a very natural beach with attractive views. Its name comes from a red building, which was a Jesuit monastery. It is possible to visit a Latin village, an area surrounded by buildings, whose ground floors are bars, restaurants and terraces.

Beach: Jinámar

Beach: Jondal

This beach is watched over by lifeguards. It is ideal for sailing, kayaking and scuba-diving. It has a car-park, restaurants, a beach cleaning service and sun lounger hire.

Beach: El Jorado

Situated at the mouth of Jorado gully, it lies under a cliff and is quiet. It is advisable to visit it by boat.

Beach: La Joya

A nudist beach. You can get there by car, and thereafter walking along a path for some 500 metres until you reach the beach. There are boats anchored in the area.

Beach: Juan López

It is an unspoiled beach with cliffs and coarse black sand. It is reached via the Juan López ravine, located near the road. It can also be reached by boat, and the waters are calm.

Beach: Juan Negrín

Beach: Juan XIII

Beach: La Juana

Clean, crystal clear waters, ideal for bathing.

Beach: Juanito

It is a medium-sized beach which gets wider from north to south. The coastline runs until the neighbouring beach of Garbi. It has a beach bar and showers. At the end of the beach there is a breakwater which marks the beginning of Garbi Beach.

Beach: Juncal

Beach: Junta de Los Mares

A quite crowded beach because it is in the centre of Mazarrón.

Beach: Kanalape

Beach: Kapelaundi

Beach: Karraspio Txiki

Beach: Karraspio

A tourist beach situated in Lekeitio. The islet of San Nicolás is situated opposite. Many bathers are used to swimming over to it. It has a car park, kiosk, restaurant, lifeguard post. The main sports are surfing and kayaking. The Lea estuary is to the left of the beach. There is a wall at the back of the beach.

Beach: L'Ahuir

It is a quiet area, a superb nudist beach, and not very deep. It is of considerable size, both long and wide. It is one of the best beaches in the area.

Beach: L'Aigua Blanca

Beach: L'Aigua Morta

Calm waters and golden sand are the main features of this beach, which is over two kilometres long. Because of the wide variety of sports available, you can enjoy it year-round.

Beach: L'Airín

Beach: L'Alguer

It is a quiet beach providing different services. The beach is sheltered by the town of L'Ametlla de Mar, which stands above it, and at the same time by two small breakwaters that protect the beach even more, in such a way that they form a small bay of quiet waters. The village is very picturesque.

Beach: L'Almadrava

It is between Las Villas Beach and Torre de San Vicent, which are a group of beaches of the same type, divided by small breakwaters. It has a very pleasant promenade which runs along all the adjoining beaches of Benicassim.

Beach: L'Almadrava

Excellent beach with a daily cleaning service. There is a promenade.

Beach: L'Almadrava

Beach: L'Almadrava

Beach: L'Ardiaca

Shell-shaped beach due to the breakwaters built to contain the erosive strength of the sea. There are low houses on the beach and an area of palm trees. The waves are very gentle.

Beach: L'Arenal

This endless beach is ideal for beach sports (volleyball, football, jogging). Beachgoers will find a whole range of amenities, and there are even rugby and football goalposts so you can enjoy an all-in day of sports. Its fine, top-quality sand is maintained to a very high standard of cleanliness.

Beach: L'Arenal

It is one of the biggest beaches in the municipality of L'Hospitalet de L'Infant and has been awarded the blue flag. It has all the facilities usually found on an urban beach, sun lounger hire, pedal boats, lifeguard service, bars, restaurants, hotels, campsites, etc. Located very near to the Marina. The promenade runs along the beach. ...

Beach: L'Arola

Semi-urban beach with flat waters where small leisure craft anchor on a regular basis. There are rocks from which you can dive and fish. Beautiful views of the Puerto de la Selva.

Beach: L'Arrabassada

It has the blue flag and is a very well equipped beach. It is very large, and has parking and other infrastructures, such as for example: the floating platform with slide situated some 35 metres from the shore. The sand is excellent.

Beach: L'Astillero

Beach: L'Esquirol

'Esquirol is a similar beach to nearby Vila Fortuni. The area around the breakwater is where the windsurfers meet as there is usually a strong wind around here. It has a promenade and a pretty pine grove behind.

Beach: L'Estació

You can get to it from Mataró or walking from Les Barques Beach or from the EL Balís marina. Protected by a small, artificial stone breakwater.

Beach: L'Estany Gelat

The Porquerola Point separates Rifá Beach from this one. It has a lifeguard service and a small sailing club with catamarans hauled up on the sand. There is an area marked by buoys for boats to drop anchor. There is a large campsite just behind the beach that stretches as far as Rifá beach.