Beach: Aiguafreda

Encircled by a mountain that is covered in pine trees. There are boats anchored offshore.

Beach: Aiguassera

Its sand blends with the sands of Capri Beach, but a breakwater clearly marks the beginning of one and the end of another. It is a small beach surrounded by a promenade.

Beach: Aila

Beach: Aitzuri

Beach: Ajabo

Beach: Ajuy

Beach: Alada

Beach: Alameda

Beach: El Alamillo

It is a semi-urban beach with a bus stop and its facilities include a picnic area and a children's play area.

Beach: Los Álamos

It stretches from Torremolinos to the area next to the mouth of the River Guadalhorce. There is a car park beside the beach.

Beach: Alange

Inland beach in Extremadura, with fresh and warm water. One of its most notable characteristics is that it is covered with sand and not with large stones or cement.

Beach: Las Alberquillas

This lovely beach is surrounded by pine trees, bushes and other species of flora which give the beach a special aroma. To the west we can see Torre del Pino (Pine Tower). Access is on foot, following a path to this paradisiacal redoubt.

Beach: El Albir

This extremely beautiful beach lies at the foot of Helada Sierra, and begins when Cap Blanc Beach ends, although the boundaries are not very clear. Albir Beach lies further away from the main road, which is why it is more peaceful. It has a pleasant promenade lined with a few palm trees and a golf course very near to the beach. ...

Beach: Albuerne

Breathtaking views of Cabo Vidio lighthouse.

Beach: La Albufereta

A cheerful beach with lots of vegetation in the shape of palms, other trees and cactus plants. Located to the north of Alicante. A few tall buildings can be seen from the beach. It is cut off by two cliffs on either side from which you can fish. Off the parking area there are steps onto the beach.

Beach: Alcabre

Beach: La Alcaidesa

Beach: Alcalá

This small cove is in the municipality of Guía de Isora (Tenerife) and is mainly dark sand and shingle. It is easy to reach, on foot, by car or bus. In the surrounding area there are restaurants serving the local cuisine, especially fresh fish and seafood. There is also a sunset worth seeing, with views of the island of La Gomera.

Beach: Alcanada

You can often see bobbing boats anchored in the area, and it is an excellent sailing location. People tend to fish along the beach shore.

Beach: Alcavaneras

This beach, with really calm waters, lies just after the port.

Beach: La Alcazaba

Beach: Alcazaba

Beach: Alcudia

There is a pine grove behind the beach that runs parallel to it until it meets an urban area. All kinds of water sports are possible here. It has a car-park, restaurants, a Red Cross post and sunshade and sun lounger hire.

Beach: Aldea Blanca

This beach is divided by a breakwater. A wonderful promenade joins this beach with the surrounding beaches.