Beach: Las Coloradas

Beach: Coma-Ruga

The boardwalk that leads to the Coma-Ruga Sailing Club separates the beaches of Sant Salvador and Coma-Ruga. It is full of holidaymakers from the area. A promenade lines the back of the beach and runs until Sant Salvador Beach. A few small streams form on the beach.

Beach: Comboa

Beach: Combouzas

This inlet is in a semi-urban area, ideal for enjoying the sun and quiet. It is a place frequented by nudists, and is easily accessible on foot and adapted for the disabled. Because of the characteristics of its waves, it is also a good place for surfing.

Beach: Comillas

A picturesque sandy beach in the village of Comillas. The city centre lies a littler farther back away from the beach that has a large car-park with many reserved disabled parking spaces as well as wheelchair ramps that lead right to the beach. The fishing port lies at one end of the beach. There is a good choice of bars and restaurants.

Beach: Compostela

Pretty beach that runs from Vilagarcía to Carril. The end of the beach (nearest the marina) is known as La Ancha. Behind the beach there is an excellent promenade, ideal for practising sports. It has been awarded the Blue Flag. It is a beach with a long fishing tradition.

Beach: Comptat de Sant Jordi

Beach: Con Cerrado

Beach: Con da Mina

Set in the heart of a pine and eucalyptus grove, it lies next to O Terron Beach. It can be reached from the road that leads to Cambados, and the beach is covered in gravel. It has wonderful views of Villanova de Arousa.

Beach: Con do Corvo

Beach: La Concha

Beach: La Concha

Beach: La Concha de Artedo

This beach changes appearance depending on the level of the tide. If the tide is low, it has a large strip of sand, which is ideal for strolling. It has all manner of services and facilities.

Beach: La Concha

The curved bay of La Concha offers a calm sea suitable for all the family, as well as swings, slides, deckchairs, and sunshades. La Concha beach is fully accessible and is also a centre for games and other activities, perfect for enjoying until the early evening, or even for a night-time walk to see the stars.

Beach: La Concha (Donostia-San Sebastián)

This beach with fine golden sand is located in the bay of La Concha, from which it gets its name, and is one of the most symbolic beaches in San Sebastian. There you can practice many sports, such as surfing, windsurfing, volleyball or beach football. ...

Beach: La Concha

La Concha has all types of facilities and services. There are very pretty buildings such as the Casino. From the promenade there are pretty views towards the Mateleñas golf club and all Sardinero buildings. One of the few beaches in the area where you can hire loungers and sunshades. ...

Beach: La Concha

It is the beach of the town of Suances and stretches around the length of the town centre in the shape of a shell. There is a campsite near the beach. The surrounding area is vegetation. At one end of the beach there are still some dunes. It has all the facilities you would expect from a beach.

Beach: El Conchal

Beach: Las Conchas

A beautiful, peaceful beach which you have to walk to but it is really worth it. The sand is white, fine and of good quality.

Beach: Concheira

Offers spectacular views of Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands). A pleasant walk passes through Baiona. It has showers.

Beach: Conchido

Beach: Conde Sestadelo

Beach: El Conde

Beautiful views.

Beach: El Confital

Beach: El Confital

This is one of the main surfing beaches in the Canary Islands.

Beach: Conroibo

Beach: Cons

The fine, white, sandy beach is surrounded by a huge pine grove. It is not difficult to get to the beach, since it is signposted on the C-550.

Beach: Corbeiro

Beach: El Cordial

Delightful unspoiled cove which can be reached on foot from Cala de Monielles. The surrounding area is wild; it is also a perfect place for scuba-diving.

Beach: Caleta del Fuego

Beach: Caleta de Fuste

This beach is also called castle beach, and it is very well-kept. The sand is golden and the water have hardly any swell. It is well equipped with sunshades, showers, restaurants, rubbish bins, telephones, bars. The promenade, connected to the port, is pleasant and quiet. ...

Beach: Caleta González

Beach: Caleta del Guincho

It is a small cove filled with pretty crushed stones and crystal clear water making it ideal for scuba-diving and snorkelling. This is a rarely visited, unspoiled area. It can be reached by road, in the car or on the bus.

Beach: La Caleta

A small uncrowded beach that is different from most of Lanzarote's beaches because of its fine white sand. You can get to the beach by car or by bus, and thanks to its moderate swell it is perfect for windsurfing.

Beach: La Caleta de Hermigua

A small cove which has good facilities, including a picnic area, beach bar, toilets, and showers. It can be reached by car via a dirt track some 3 kilometres long, and it also has an access ramp for the disabled.

Beach: La Caleta de Interián

It is a beach that lies very close to the village. Moderate sized waves. El Gomero Beach lies to the left.