Beach: Guardamar

This beach is named after the town located less than one kilometre from the coast. A 400m strip of sand. At the beginning of the beach there is a small dune with vegetation. Uncrowded.

Beach: La Guardia

A pretty beach separated from Salobreña Beach by a rock. This small bay is shaped like a U. There are sugar cane plants in the surrounding area. There is a wide selection of restaurants.

Beach: Guasimeta

It is somewhat isolated. Nudism is possible.

Beach: Guayedra

It is a nudist beach. Its sand is blackish in colour. To get there we recommend you use the C-810 road towards La Aldea de San Nicolás; the beach is some 3 km away, at the mouth of a ravine.

Beach: Gueirúa

The area around this cove is quite unique. Steps allow easy access.

Beach: Guernal

Beach: Güi- Güi Chico

It is reached from the village of Lasartico, allowing observation of the charm of the impressive desert landscape.

Beach: Güi- Güi Grande

You can access the beach on foot. It is a fairly quiet area.

Beach: El Guincho

The area has a volcanic appearance with its grey pebbles and reddish banks. It can be reached by boat.

Beach: Montaña de Arena

The beach has this name because just behind it there is an enormous sand dune. It has a car park.

Beach: Bermeja Mountain

This beach is not often visited. In the backdrop is the stunning Bermeja Mountain, with its reddish colour.

Beach: Montaña Roja

The beach is quite well frequented because of its quality and because there are not many nudist beaches on the island. One of the best reference points to find the beach is the Reina Sofía International Airport.

Beach: Montaña Roja

It is situated in a very quiet semi-urban area. It is 260 metres long.

Beach: Los Monteros

It has dunes which separate the beach from the housing complex. It is located away from the urban centre of Marbella, and after the beach of El Pinillo

Beach: Montijo

The white sand and rocks alternate bestowing upon this beach an air of beauty and naturalness. On Montijo you have the opportunity to go horse riding on the beach. There are also a great deal of other sports that can be practised including scuba-diving, sailing, fishing, and windsurfing. The views of Montijo point are absolutely beautiful. ...

Beach: La Mora

Beach surrounded by vegetation. There are small houses near to the beach. Very well-equipped beach, with a lifeguard post, showers, restaurants, volleyball nets and sailing opportunities. At one end of the beach there is a big campsite that runs along the entire stretch of the hill full of pines and with views towards a lookout.

Beach: Moraig

Beach: Morás

Its sand is excellent. Close by there are small fishing houses that leave their boats on the beach.

Beach: Morazón

A beautiful small beach. It has cliffs and is surrounded by eucalyptus and large trees. The western side is good for snorkelling. When the tide is out you can walk to La Arnea Pequeña Beach.

Beach: El Morche

A well equipped beach. It also has the typical facilities that you would expect including a beach basketball court. It is an ideal beach for fishing. It is the same type of beach as Ferrara Beach.

Beach: Moreira

Beach: Moreira

Beach: Morelló

Beach: La Morena

Also known as Losa Beach. There is a campsite that has all the necessary facilities: showers, toilets, swimming pool, sports pitches. Mountains can be seen in the surrounding area. A beach where nudism is permitted.

Beach: El Morer

You can reach it on the N-II, and by train. It is pretty and pleasant with crystal-clear water. There are parking facilities.

Beach: La Morera

It has all the necessary infrastructures and its water is ideal for swimming.

Beach: El Moro

This is a pleasant beach sheltered by rocks on both ends. It is possible to play beach volleyball.

Beach: El Moro

It can be accessed from the same road as Navia Beach. Follow through the junction until you reach the viewing point. It is a small beach sheltered between cliffs with abundant vegetation. Steps lead down to the beach. Nudist sunbathers frequent this beach.

Beach: El Moro

This white sand beach with clear blue waters has a piece of level ground that serves as a car-park.

Beach: Los Moros

Beach: Morouzos

To get to this beach, you must cross a well-tended and perfectly conditioned pine grove. There is a picnic area and paths along which it is possible to go on walking or cycling excursions. The beach is well cared for and in order to reach the sand, it is necessary to do so using the large wooden walkways. ...

Beach: Morro de Gos

The first part of this long stretch of beach is in a quiet, partly built-up area, and then a denser urban area of holiday apartments at the southern end, with an excellent seafront promenade. It’s the ideal setting for relaxing, with all the services and amenities expected of an accessible Blue Flag beach. ...

Beach: Morro Jable

A huge beach with fine, white sand over 4 km in length and 60 km wide. This well-kept beach is located in front of hotels and tourist estates, offering all types of services. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Morro de Potala

It is a quiet beach where you can go nude sunbathing. There is a beach bar.

Beach: Morrongo

This beach is next to the port of Benicarló from which it is separated by walls. At dusk, you can observe the presence of fishermen. It has drinking water fountains on the beach.

Beach: Morros Negros

Located in an unspoiled area of the island where people normally go scuba-diving.