Beach: El Marjal

L'Estanyet point divides this beach into two. There is a campsite, the surrounding area is very quiet and there is the occasional low-rise house. Nearer to Castellón you begin to see small breakwaters beside the beach.

Beach: Maro

The beach has both a wild and exotic look and has a car park.

Beach: Marosa

The beach is very white and the water is crystal clear. It has been awarded the Blue Flag.

Beach: La Marquesa

Is quite long. There is a car park and restaurant. Its main attraction is the path on the way to the lighthouse where there are some sand dunes in a protected nature reserve that are particularly beautiful.

Beach: Los Marrajos

A small beach, situated in a quiet, unspoiled area. The nearest port in the area is Alcaravaneras. It is reached by turning off at the 11 km point of the C-810 road.

Beach: Martianez

It is an ideal beach for surfing and bodyboarding fans, as they form part of its usual landscape.

Beach: Martín Luis

Beach: Martín

Included in the Colada del Volcán Nature Park, visitors find it particularly attractive, especially due to its water. Tranquil surroundings.

Beach: Martorell

It is a small, quiet beach. It is distinguished by its fine golden sand and clear waters, in which surfing is possible. The nearest port is Las Nieves.

Beach: Los Martos

Situated opposite the dunes of Corralejo, its golden sand is a notable feature, together with the width of the beach, which extends towards the interior of the island. Nudists frequent the beach.

Beach: La Maruca

Beach: Mas Mel

Beach: Mas Pinell

This is a tranquil beach of coarse sand. Ideal for horse riding in the dunes along the beach. There is a campsite in the area.

Beach: Masbo

Beach: Masca

It is an unspoilt beach located on a cliff of volcanic rocks.

Beach: Mascarat Norte

Located very close to Mascarat marina.

Beach: Mascarat Sur

Beach: Masnou

The beach lies just next to El Masnou Marina. A very well equipped beach, it has a variety of services, as well as showers, children's playground, restaurants and a car-park at the marina. Easy access.

Beach: Maspalomas

With nearly three kilometres of fine golden sand and very gentle waves, Maspalomas beach is an essential part of any trip to Gran Canaria. It has three points of interest for any tourist: Maspalomas lighthouse, in use since 1890; Dunas de Maspalomas, 400 hectares of natural dunes; and Charca de Maspalomas, a lagoon, great for birdwatching with ...

Beach: Massalfassar

Beach: Massamagrell

Beach: Massó

Beach: La Mata

This is one of the longest and most spacious beaches in Torrevieja. It’s a great favourite among holidaymakers looking for a little privacy, as it is away from built-up areas. It has a large promenade all along the beach, with a wide range of restaurants and beach bars where you can fall in love with the local cuisine. ...

Beach: El Matadero

Beach: Matadero

Do Matadeiro beach lies towards the northern end of Orzan Beach and has blue flag status. This small beach is flanked by extremely tall stone walls. It can be reached via a set of stone steps.

Beach: Matadero

Beach: Matagorda

Across from the Matagorda Housing Estate, the sand is good, the area is well connected and there are all kinds of services and facilities available, equipment for water sports, as well as sunshades and sunbeds for hire, telephones, etc. Good conditions for windsurfing, with a windsurfing club on the beach.

Beach: Matalascañas

This is a very family-friendly beach that connects in the east with the beaches in the Doñana Nature Reserve, an important nature area that can be accessed from here on foot. Part of this beach is in an urban area, so there are a wide range of hotels and restaurants nearby. ...

Beach: Mataleñas

One of the most beautiful beaches in Cantabria. From this beach you can see Cape Ajo. Beside the beach is a County Council 9-hole golf course. There is a promenade that starts at this beach, runs along the entire length of the golf club and ends up in El Sardinero. To get to this beach you have to go down some steps off the promenade. ...

Beach: Matalentisco

Calm water beach. At one end there are rocks from which you can fish.

Beach: Matas Blancas

Located in an unspoilt area, it is a big beach with fine sand.

Beach: Matas Gordas

This is a semi-urban beach with a wide range of facilities. It has equipment for a variety of sports activities, as well as a yacht club and a marina 500 metres away.

Beach: Matilde

Beach: El Matorral

Located in the municipality of Pájara, it is also known as Jandía beach. It extends from the tip of Matorral to Morro Jable beach. More than four kilometres long and 60 wide, in some points you can find areas of vegetation. Fine white sand.

Beach: La Maza

Beach: Mazagarrobo