Beach: Cala Tuent

This gravel and small pebbled cove is encircled by a mountain full of pine trees. It has a small wooden pier with little fishing boats moored to it.

Beach: Cala en Tugores

You can access this beach on foot along the coast from Colonia de Sant Jordi (3.5 km) or from Cape Ses Salines lighthouse. The beach has abundant fauna and vegetation in the background.

Beach: Cala Túnez

Located on lush hills, which adds colour and life to the area. Its waters are crystal-clear and have large rocks, ideal for scuba-diving. You can enjoy pretty views of the lighthouse and La Manga.

Beach: Cala Turqueta

This is one of the most popular beaches on the island of Minorca. Just 10 kilometres from Ciutadella and hidden amongst pine trees, it is one of the best coves on the island to relax and enjoy the turquoise waters. One of the most curious things about this cove is its name. ...

Beach: Cala de L'Ull de Vidre

Beach: Cala Varques

Beach: Cala Vedella

The torrent of Vedella Cove flows into this beach. The swimming area is marked out by a set of buoys. The cove is set slightly inland and is sheltered from the elements by jutting rocks. There are several restaurants. The pine tree wood that surrounds the cove has only a few apartments round about.

Beach: Cala Vella

In Llucmajor (Mallorca), under a cliff, this beach can only be reached by boat. For this reason it is usually at no more than 30% occupancy, even in high season. The beach is rock and shingle. It has moderate waves.

Beach: Cala Vidre

A small, easy to get to cove with fine sand.

Beach: Cala Vieneses

This is a small cove surrounded by luxurious vegetation and pine trees. In the middle of the cove there is an open-air bar with a terrace. The cove is sheltered by small rocks on each end.

Beach: Cala Vinya

A rock separates it from Font Cove, another beach of similar characteristics that can be easily reached on foot. This is an ideal beach for playing volleyball and windsurfing. Some windsurfers chose this beach in order to make the most of its winds given its proximity to Salou Cape.

Beach: Cala Vinyes

It is made up of two small entrances with a wide esplanade with sunshades and palm trees.

Beach: Cala Viola de Ponent

Beach: Cala Virgili

Beach: Cala del Volante

An excellent scuba-diving and snorkelling beach. The water is very clean and crystal clear. It can be reached by car along a track that joins all these coves.

Beach: Cala Xarraca

This stunning unspoiled cove is surrounded by small fisherman's houses. Sports such as scuba-diving and fishing are possible. It offers a car-park, hire of pedaloes, sunshades and sunbeds.

Beach: Cala Xuclá

Uncrowded beach. You may see a few fishermen going about their business in the area, since on both sides of the beach we have a small pier where boats are kept. The rocks are ideal for scuba-diving and fishing from them.

Beach: Cala de La Zorra

Beach: La Cala

Beach: Calabajío

There are usually people canoeing at this beach. You can get there by car or from Pozuelo Beach.

Beach: Calabardina

This is a city beach, so it’s very easy to reach by car or bus. It has a children’s area and a scuba diving area. There is also a wide range of bars and restaurants available for anyone who likes a drink and a snack between dips, making it a very welcoming beach.

Beach: Calabón

It is a cove linked to El Castro Cove.

Beach: Calaceite

A great beach for fishing enthusiasts.

Beach: Calafell

Segur de Calafell Beach lies on the same stretch of sandy ground as L'Estany Beach and has a deck-chair and sunshade hire facility. A beach that is popular with tourists and residents alike. Calafell sailing club is on the beach. A palm tree lined promenade borders the whole of the beach.

Beach: Calahonda

An unspoiled beach with lots of vegetation and pine trees. A boardwalk runs along the length of the beach and enters the sea, from where angling enthusiasts gather to fish. It has a wide variety of services, such as sun lounger and sunshade hire.

Beach: Cala Anguila

Secluded cove surrounded by pine trees. For lovers of scuba-diving, there is an impressive natural grotto with a deep, sandy bottom. Easy access.

Beach: Cala Arena

This sandy cove looks out on to pretty views of cliffs and is ideal for those looking for a little peace and tranquility.

Beach: Cala Arenas

Arena Cove is a pebbly beach in the shape of a bay. Fraile Tower serves as a reference point in order to reach the cove.

Beach: Cala Argilaga

This quiet beach is situated in a micro-reserve of fauna. During the summer, only about 20 people visit this beach, making it the ideal haven for those who prefer to avoid crowded beaches. There is a road that leads to Arsilaga Cove, so it can be reached by car.

Beach: Cala Arturo

Beach: Cala Auberdans

Beach: Cala Avellan

One of the best coves for scuba-diving. You can walk along the cove to the port.

Beach: Cala Avellanes

One of the most popular and well equipped in the area. It is backed by a neat promenade with palm trees. It has two volleyball nets. It has the European blue flag symbol. A very popular tourist area.

Beach: Cala Baeza

A fair sized cove of golden sand and quiet water. It is surrounded by small rocks and bushes.

Beach: Cala Banyalbufar

Beach: Cala Banys

An excellent viewpoint. This gorgeous setting is ideal for fishing and for taking strolls. It can be reached from Lloret de Mar and from Sa Caleta Beach.