Beach: La Gaviota

Beach: Gaviota

Beach: Las Gaviotas

There is a promenade, known as the walkway of the King of Spain. Here you can find people windsurfing and renting pedal crafts for little sea trips.

Beach: Las Gaviotas

Coming by car is easy, there is enough space for lots of cars. This place can get quite crowded.

Beach: Gavoteira de Fontan

Beach: Gaztetape

You get to this cove on foot going down some steps. Here you can surf. There is a lifeguard service.

Beach: Los Genoveses

A walk through wild desert plants and low dunes of sand and rock brings us to the fabulous beach of Los Genoveses. Like all the beaches in the Natural Park, it is extremely beautiful. Some areas of the beach are nudist-friendly. At the end called Morrón de los Genoveses there are some cliffs worth seeing.

Beach: Getares

There are two areas, one older and another of more recent construction, separated by a wide street that ends in a patch of ground that acts as a car-park, where a small promenade begins with restaurants, bars, etc. ...

Beach: Giniginamar

Situated opposite some fishermen's houses and a small tourist complex of single-storey houses. The beach forms a bay which protects it from the strong waves, it has dark sand and stones and is quiet and secluded.

Beach: Girre

This large beach appears behind a cliff. Access is comfortable. In general, this area is still great for growing bananas.

Beach: La Glea

Rather crowded, located between the Campoamor and Aguamarina Sailing Club. Beautiful beach near to the high apartments that make up Campoamor. It has all types of facilities including swings, football goals, volleyball nets, and open-air bars. Palm trees line the beach, which has fine sand.

Beach: Goday

Beach: Goián

Beach: En Goixa

A quiet beach whose surface is formed of boulders in grey tones. It is surrounded by steep cliffs with the odd house visible amongst the pines. Its sea bed is rocky and people come here to fish. It has lovely views of the port of Colera.

Beach: La Gola

Beach: La Gola

Public beach, only accessible on foot from Pinet or Tamrit beaches.

Beach: La Goleta

A beach located in a well connected urban area, with fine, golden sand. There are boats for hire, as well as sunbeds and sunshades, bars and restaurants.

Beach: Goleta

Beach: El Golfet

To get to this beach, go to the botanical garden on the outskirts of Palafrugell. The surrounding area of rocks and pines is wonderful. The water is crystal clear and turquoise, perfect for scuba-diving.

Beach: El Golfo

Located next to the village, Golfo is a small, sandy beach used by local fishermen as a shelter.

Beach: Gollerón

Beach: El Gomero

Beach: El Gorguel

Beach: Gorliz

Located in the bay of Gorliz. The bathing area is restricted, and has two platforms to which young people swim to lie down and sunbathe. There is a large promenade which leads to the neighbouring beach of Plentzia.

Beach: Gorrondatxe

Beach: Gors

Beach: Gradas

Beautiful views.

Beach: Gradín

Beach: Gralleira

Beach: Gran y Esportal

Beach: Gran de Palamós

A fully equipped beach of fine, golden sand. There are windsurf boards, pedal-boats and catamarans for hire. The beach is crystal-clear and well looked after. There are several lifeguard towers along the beach.

Beach: Gran Playa

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

Beach: Gran Tarajal

It is situated in a built-up area, surrounded by a well-tended promenade with restaurants and has cleaning and lifeguard services. A wide beach with dark sand.

Beach: Graña

Beach: Granada

Granada Beach, a neighbour of Poniente Beach. An area with a golf course right on the beach, with restaurants and beautiful little houses. The general environment is agricultural, due to the good climate and fertile basin of the River Guadalfeo, there are quite a few tropical crops and sugar cane. ...

Beach: La Granadella

Small beach on the outskirts of Jávea. It has good infrastructure. With turquoise water. The surroundings are beautiful. During the busiest months, both Cala Granadella and Cala Barraca / Portitxol have regulated access.