Beach: Carreiro

The beach is full of small rocks on which children tend to play. The beach is protected by a hillside, and a small lighthouse. There are many mussels that lie in the estuary. It has an open-air bar.

Beach: Carreiro

It is highly recommended for surfing enthusiasts.

Beach: Carrer del Mar

This beach offers a variety of amenities: it has a sailing club, a marina, a promenade, a children's park, an archaeological site and a windsurf and surf board hire shop. The beach is divided by various breakwaters which are ideal locations for fishing or for simply looking out at the sea. It has several restaurants.

Beach: La Carrera

This small beach has some areas where the water is very clear and calm. There is a large choice of accommodation near by and the nearest port is Puerto Rico. You can get there by bus or by car turning off at km 67 on C-812.

Beach: Carretón

Characterised by the beauty of the landscape. Scuba-diving, snorkelling and fishing are also popular.

Beach: Carriciega

Beach: Carril

Beach: Carrión

A beach with calm, clean water.

Beach: Carrión

It is an unspoiled beach that can be reached by car or bus. There are few people.

Beach: Carritxar

Beach: Carrizo

The sand is fine and white and the waves are moderate. There are lifeguards and a Red Cross post on the beach.

Beach: Carvajal (Fuengirola)

Featuring dark sand, gravel and pebbles, Carvajal beach stands out for its calm waters. It is fairly busy, especially in its western area. The colourful beach umbrellas available to rent add a cheerful touch; and if you don't have your own car, the train drops you off right in front of the beach.

Beach: Carvajal

A big beach of golden sand equipped with all kinds of possible services.

Beach: Cas Pages

Beach: Mañetes

Beach: Mañóns

Very pretty with very fine sand. The place is very pretty thanks to the pines and eucalyptus trees that fringe the beach. The eastern end of the beach is full of beds for cultivating shellfish. Here they are built and repaired. There are usually big sailing ships anchored opposite.

Beach: Manquiña

Beach: Manzanares

This is an urban beach with dark sand. It is easily accessible. The distinctive La Encarnación spa building is located at the edge of this beach.

Beach: La Mar Bella

Located between the beaches of Nova Mar Bella and Bogatell. There is a sports centre very near the beach. The Promenade stretches as far as the beach of la Barceloneta. Good for windsurfing on windy days.

Beach: Mar de Cristal

This is an urban beach surrounded by a promenade that beckons visitors to take a stroll. A quiet place, perfect for rest and relaxation while enjoying its fine, golden sand.

Beach: Mar de Fora

Beach: Mar de Lira

This is the name given to a small stretch of sandy ground that makes up the beaches of Cons and Mar de lira. Tranquil, well-kept beach.

Beach: Mar Menuda

It is an ideal beach for families: one of its ends features a rock formation that surrounds the small cove and is known as "sa banyera de ses dones" (the women's bathtub); its shallowness and calm make it perfect for the little ones. A few minutes on foot from the city centre, the beach is just over 150 metres long. ...

Beach: Mar Rabiosa

A small beach. The sand is excellent giving the beach a higher category. Near one end, there is an island known as Pichirrichi that can be reached on foot at low tide.

Beach: Mar Serena

There is hardly any swell. You can get there by car, and park at the side of the beach.

Beach: Mar Xica

Beach: Marañuela

It is a beach situated in a busy urban area. With fine sand, protected from the wind, as well as still, crystal-clear waters. It possesses a port area. It boasts a promenade, restaurants and nearby accommodation. You can get there by bus or car along the C-812 road, taking the turn off at Km 67. Located about 200 m from Arguineguin.

Beach: Marchamalo

It is a spacious beach with good sand and clean water.

Beach: Mare de Deu

Beach: Mareny Blau

The fine sand on this beach is ideal for practising sports such as volleyball, football, and jogging along the shore. There is a promenade. Normally small fishing boats can be seen upside down on the beach. A great spot for playing beach sports.

Beach: Mareny de Sant Llorenç

The line of dunes at its back is the stand-out feature of this lovely beach, which also forms part of the Albufera Natural Park with its rich, privileged ecosystem. This is a wild beach - there are no buildings, and it’s here you’ll find the only authorised nudist area on the Cullera coast.

Beach: Mareny

Beach: El Marenyet

On the right bank of the river Júcar the Cullera coastline has a quieter feel. El Marenyet is a family beach of fine golden sand, a paradise for those who love to surf thanks to the wind conditions and the characteristics of the beach.

Beach: La Mareta

Beach: Las Maretas

Beach: Marfolín