Beach: Parameán

Beach: Paramós

Beach: Paraños

Beach: Parazuelos

Beach: El Parchel

Beach: La Pared

The beach is unspoilt and a very good place for practising water sports such as surfing.

Beach: Paredes

Beach: El Parrado

A quiet, unspoilt beach sheltering below a rocky cliff.

Beach: Parreño

It is an unspoiled and natural beach. It is officially nudist. The quality of the sand is excellent, and there are also a few dunes around the beach. It is surrounded by wild scrubland.

Beach: Pas d'En Adolf

Beach: El Pas

Beautifully maintained beach. Continual monitoring of the water quality. It has calm waters and a fine pebble surface. This area is much used for fishing (large gilthead sea bream, octopus and sole) as well as scuba diving and kayaking. One unusual feature is that you can see starfish on the sea bed. ...

Beach: Pasaxe

Beach: Pasito Blanco

Just before the marina of the same name. The beach is quite big. There are usually a few small boats anchored ashore.

Beach: El Pasito

Beach: Paso del Salgo

It is a small and quite nudist beach, in an unspoiled area. It has clear waters, and lies amongst crags with moderate sized waves. Las Nieves port is the closest port. In order to reach the area you need take the C-810 road and turn off at the GC-140 road that leads to Sardina. ...

Beach: Paso

Striking combination of volcanic landscape and a deep green sea, crystal clear.

Beach: Patacona

Situated after Malva-Rosa Beach and in the very heart of Valencia. It offers all kinds of facilities. A large number of restaurants are dotted along the promenade.

Beach: Patalavaca

This is a pretty beach of fine, greyish sand that adds transparency to the water. It enjoys calm waters. Yachts and other sporting boats usually anchor near this beach where they can enjoy the clear waters. Hammocks, parasols and water sports equipment are all for hire. ...

Beach: Pateiro

Lying next to the Celtic necropolis excavations, this beautiful beach is completely surrounded by rocks in a spectacular setting. It is an excellent fishing area, and relatively peaceful given that the area is still not well known.

Beach: La Pava

A beach with calm waters that is very suitable for young children.

Beach: Paxareiros

Beach: Paxariñas

The beach is well protected by cliffs on the left-hand side. The right-hand side is where you enter, going down some stairs where there is a small viewpoint. Behind stands a small beach bar. It is very close to SanXenxo.

Beach: Pazo

Beach: Pazos

Beach: Del Pebret

It lies in a semi-wild setting with fine white sand and amazingly crystal clear waters. It can be reached along a dirt track that borders the coast and links Peñíscola with Alcoceber.

Beach: Pedra Alta

Beach: Pedra do Sal

This beach is part of the Nature 2000 Network, a European initiative aimed at preserving biodiversity. If you visit you will get a good idea of the area’s wealth of landscapes, with rugged views alongside wonderful coves of golden sand.

Beach: Pedra Roja

Beach located to the north of Moncófar and in a densely populated area.

Beach: Pedregalejo

This is a series of well cared-for city beaches with a friendly atmosphere and good access, just 3 kilometres from the city of Malaga. They are protected by artificial sea defences and have promenades. The area has a range of services such as showers, telephone, life guards, access walkways, and umbrella and sun lounger rental. ...

Beach: Los Pedregales

Beach in a pretty place with low houses right on the beach. Uncrowded, there are showers and a children's park. Near to this beach is the port of Gandía.

Beach: El Pedrero

It lies in Tina Mayor estuary that divides Asturias from Cantabria. There is a flat piece of land that serves as a car-park, and there is also a restaurant next to it.

Beach: El Pedrido

Beach: Pedro Barba

It is located in a not very built up area and the sand is golden. It is protected from the swell and is used as a mooring area.

Beach: Pedrón

Beach: Pedrosa

It can be reached by car, which you can park almost beside the sand. Along the same inlet, you will find more beaches, all of which share the same characteristics - some smaller than others, but all of them enjoy the same environment and setting. Quite sandy, but with piles of rocks and stones in the surf.

Beach: El Pedruchillo