Beach: L'Estanyo

Beach: L'Estanyol

Beach: L'Estanyol

We access this beach by leaving Sitges town centre, through the apartment blocks area. It has a wide variety of facilities and services: open-air bars, restaurants, lifeguard service, showers, WC, sun lounger hire, pedal boats.

Beach: L'Estartit

This beach begins at the mouth of the River Ter and ends at Gran Beach. It is fairly long and it is the river itself that separates it from Gola Beach. It also constitutes a meeting point for jet-ski enthusiasts. Behind the beach there is a sand car park and some dunes; the Islas Medas Nature Park is opposite the coast. It has a Red Cross lifeboat.

Beach: L'Horta de Santa María

The first of a set of six beaches with very similar characteristics. It has several breakwaters and retaining walls. Visitors can find Roman ruins behind the breakwaters and retaining walls, and next to these is Playa de la Llosa. From the Verge del Camí ravine, a pedestrian-only walk begins, from which there are stairs that descend to the beach.

Beach: L'Illa Roja

A beautiful, unspoiled beach where nudists mix with non-nudists, although the former are more common. At the far end there is an open-air drinks bar/bar and behind a mountain with abundant vegetation creating a rather attractive place. The sand is fine and the water is clear. The beach has a cleaning service.

Beach: La Breña

Beach located 24 kilometres from Cordoba, in the La Breña reservoir, next to the La Breña II Nature Activities Centre. 140 metres with beach umbrellas, access pontoons and showers, with lifeguard service. It also has parking and a snack bar.

Beach: La Dehesa

Located in the Alqueva reservoir on the Guadiana river, it is five minutes from the municipality of Cheles, very close to the border with Portugal.

Beach: The Marina, Badalona

A sandy beach forming part of the marina, which was created in 2020 as part of the remodeling of the port of Badalona.

Beach: Labanqueiro

Beach: Ladeira do Chazo

It stretches from the Punta do Cuartel to the Punta de Angados. Its waters are perfect for sailing. It offers a range of amenities such as a lifeguard service and showers.

Beach: Ladeira

The River Miñor divides this beach from the famous America Beach, both of them very large. Ladeira has all kinds of infrastructures, and has a sailing, windsurfing and canoeing school, where you can hire all the equipment you need for any of these sports. Beach volleyball tournaments are usually organised here every summer. ...

Beach: Ladrido

This beach is surrounded by a very interesting landscape.

Beach: Laga

An open beach almost a kilometre in length, surrounded by a magnificent green landscape. They are the hills of Mount Atxarre, on the right hand side of the beach is Mount Ogoño and beyond that Anzorra point; The BI-3234 road to Bilbao passes by it; canoeing and surfing are popular; its tranquillity is its surprising feature. ...

Beach: Lagartiño

Beach: Lagarto

A lovely nudist beach, situated in a virgin area. To get there, follow C-810, taking the turnoff to Sardina and Reptilandia.

Lake As Pontes beach

In 2012 the old open-pit mine that supplied the As Pontes de García Rodríguez power plant was transformed into the country’s largest artificial lake with the help of the water that was diverted from the river Eume river as well as rain water. ...

Beach: Lago

Beach: Lago Norte

Beach: Playamonte Lake

The Playamonte urbanization, on the outskirts of the Valencian municipality of Navarrés, is home to a small lake with clean waters suitable for swimming, surrounded by a small sandy beach. Lake Playamonte, artificially created by channeling natural water springs, achieved the first Blue Flag for an inland beach in the Valencian Community in 2023.

Beach: Lago

A high quality beach. It is well-protected from the open sea by two large artificial stone breakwaters with a lighthouse at the end of each one. Surrounded by vegetation.

Beach: Lagoa de Vixan

Beach: Lagos

This lovely beach in the Aldán estuary, surrounded by a rocky area with pine forests, is very close to the Pazo de Santa Cruz. The right-hand side of the beach is the rockiest area (where you will see a small jetty) and the left-hand side the part with most trees. You can get there by car following small tracks, and it has a lifeguard post. ...

Beach: Lagüelas

Beach: Laida

It is found on the Mundaka or Guernika estuary, opposite Mundaka, the paradise for surfers. This is considered the perfect beach for children since the water is not very deep. The sand is fine and golden, it also has a large dune and is the largest beach in the entire estuary. ...

Beach: Laidatxu

Located opposite the beach of Laida, and it is much deeper than it is long. The most popular sport is canoeing. It has a beach bar and showers. On the left part of the beach there is a small canal which flows into the sea.

Beach: La Laja

Situated opposite a rustic village. A beach with calm water where lots of little fishing boats drop anchor.

Beach: La Lajita

It is in a semi-urban area, the beach is of black sand and because the waters are calm it is also used as an area to drop anchor. It can be reached by bus.

Beach: L’Almardà

This beach is right next to Malvarosa Beach. The two are separated by a small water channel.

Beach: Lambra

Unspoilt, peaceful beach.

Beach: Lance Nuevo (Mojácar)

A small, crowded, but quiet and family-friendly beach in the area of the old breakwater, where net casting (lance), an art of fishing, was practised years ago. Surrounded by tourist services.

Beach: El Lance de la Virgen

It is a large pebble and gravel beach. The village of El Lance de la Virgen stretches between the road and the beach.

Beach: El Lance

The clear blue water contrasts with the dark volcanic-looking sand.

Beach: Los Lances Norte

It is an ideal place for windsurfing. It has the best conditions for this sport, with equipment, etc, in addition to numerous surfing clubs.

Beach: Los Lances Sur

Beach: El Ancón

A long beach encircled by two-story houses that make up the village of Carboneras. The bare mountains of the area are typical of many of Almeria's regions. The surface is made up of sand and stones.