Beach: Playamar

The sand is quite fine and the beach has many facilities: all kinds of sunbeds and sunshades with windbreaks, walkways to protect feet from the hot sand, etc. Restaurants and shops liven up the summer.

Beach: Las Playas

A beach with quiet waters and good access. The road which links Timijiraque and Puerto Estaca runs behind it. It has restaurants.

Beach: El Playazo (Nerja)

A calm beach, away from the noise.

Beach: Playazo de Rodalquilar

Fine sand beach. The surroundings reflect the beauty of the Almería desert, mountains, palm trees, and dust (above all when the wind blows). To get to Playazo de Rodalquilar, follow the path leading from very near the village.

Beach: El Playazo (Vera)

Nudist beach with fine white sand

Beach: Playeta d'Es Delfí

Beach: Las Playitas

A peaceful, spacious beach located to the east of a fishing village of the same name. One of the best places for nautical manoeuvres because there are no difficult areas or dangers. There is a maritime atmosphere and in the town there are good, fresh fish restaurants.

Beach: La Playiya

Beach: Playón de Bayas

Situated further on from the beach of San Juan, it begins at a viewpoint with access by stairs which leave from the beach of San Juan. The beach of Bayas has similar characteristics. Its waves are highly valued by surfers. At one end of the area of sandy ground there is an area which is called the beach of Requexinos.

Beach: La Playuela

Beach: Plentzia

A continuous part of Gorliz Beach, located in the bay of Plentzia. There is a big car park. The beach has an area reserved for swimming and another for sports, canoeing being the most popular. A long promenade connects Plentzia Beach with Gorliz.

Beach: Plumineru

Beach: Pobla Marina (La Pobla de Farnals)

Also known as the South beach, this is a small sandy beach next to the Pobla Marina in La Pobla de Farnals, a municipality near Valencia. Nearby, it is possible to find all kinds of family leisure options and gastronomic offerings.

Beach: Pocilla Beda

Beach: Los Pocillos

A white sand beach more than a kilometre long and which in some stretches is more than 200 metres wide. There is a Red Cross post, and you can rent loungers, sunshades, there are telephones, bins, and sailing equipment for hire. At the other side of the promenade there are various shopping centres with supermarkets, shops, and restaurants. ...

Beach: Pociñas

Beach: El Pocito

Beach: De Ponent

A small beach situated at one end of the Port of Mataró. Flanked on both sides by stone breakwaters, the water is calm. There is access by car right up to the beach. Police patrol the area on bicycles.

Beach: Poniente

This beach in Águilas is limited by a breakwater. The surroundings are built-up and there are lovely views of the Castle of San Juan de las Águilas.

Beach: Poniente Almerimar

Near the marina, there is a camp site and all types of services.

Beach: Poniente

One of best sand strips to be found in Gijón. There are several facilities such as a ramp that goes down to the beach for disabled persons. From this beach there are beautiful views of the old centre of Gijón.

Beach: Pont de Baix

Beach: Ponzos

A lovely beach, well-tended and with good sand. There are showers, bins, a lifeguard and a cleaning service.

Beach: Poo

The width of this beach depends greatly on the tide: when the tide is low, the beach can reach widths of up to 300 metres, in comparison to the 30 metres of beach during high tide. The beach has a restaurant, shower and car park. It is the closest beach to Llanes not including those within the town centre. ...

Beach: Porcía

Beach: Poris

It is a small beach in the village of Poris de Aboña, which has a small breakwater with several local boats. Surfing and scuba-diving are popular sports practised in these waters. The beach has showers and telephones.

Beach: Poris de Puntagorda

Beach: El Poris

Beach: Pormenande

Leave your car in the beach car-park. There is an open-air bar and showers. The ground is made of gravel. Spectacular views of the mountains emerge all around this beach.

Beach: Porqueira

Beach: La Porquerola

Beach: Porrón

Beach: Port de Benirrás

It is a large beach with amazing views and a wild environment. It has all necessary facilities: car park, kiosks, showers, pedaloes, restaurants. Access is by a paved road. This beach is usually frequented in summer by numerous boats that anchor there.

Beach: Port Bo

A continuous part of Playa Port de Malaespina separated from it by a small, artificial breakwater. The promenade links all the beaches in the area. Small fishing boats usually line the shore.

Beach: Port d'Alguer

The water is transparent and its location opposite Cadaqués Church makes this beach a pretty setting. Fishing boats can be seen on the shore. An ideal beach to bring small children.

Beach: Port D'Es Canonge

It is attractive, very picturesque, since it boasts old fishing houses, each with its own wooden jetty. It is highly recommended for underwater fishing.