Beach: Almadraba

Beach: La Almadraba

La Almadraba is a long beach with boulders flanked mainly by single family houses. This beach is quieter than the majority of the beaches in the area, something which no doubt makes it worthwhile for many bathers. Although the name of the beach is not signposted, it is easy to find. Stop at km 8 of the Les Marines road.

Beach: La Almadraba de Monteleva

This is a curious beach with the enchanting village of Almadraba de Montelva next to it. It is usually surrounded by fishing boats and the sand is of excellent quality.

Beach: La Almadraba

Beach: Almayate

Beach: La Almenada

Beach: Almería (urban beach)

The city of Almería has a large sandy area of about three kilometers that, depending on the section, receives different names (San Miguel, Las Conchas, Zapillo, El Palmeral and Nueva Almería). It is a very family-friendly, sought-after beach, with all services nearby. ...

Beach: Almieiras

This beach takes the form of a bay, sheltered from the wind by the rocks and vegetation that surround the beach. This vegetation comprises oak and pine trees that provide a cooling shelter for sunbathers that visit the beach.

Beach: Alojera

Follow a path that crosses the cliff to reach this superb beach of crystal-clear waters with its rocky seabed. There are a few houses scattered in the background and restaurants nearby. A small pier contains the water.

Beach: Altafulla

A beautiful long beach that stretches all the way to Tamarit Beach, both sharing part of the same piece of sandy ground and with similar characteristics. Small sailing boats lie along the shoreline. A small pier placed parallel to the beach acts as a quay, where there is a small lighthouse.

Beach: El Altet

This beach lies behind a set of grassy dunes. Windsurfing is possible on the beach and there are also many other facilities that include, parking, showers, volleyball nets and a children's playground.

Beach: El Altillo

Beach: Alzada

Opposite the Corralejo dunes of fine, golden sand, close to the road. Ideal for bathing.

Beach: Amadores

It is a lovely beach with calm waters and despite being easy to reach, has very few visitors. It is situated in an unspoiled area. It can be reached by bus, taking the Mogán line, or by car on the C-812 road. Turn off at Km 75 and continue for 200m.

Beach: Amarilla

It can be reached by car or on foot following a path. The black of the rocks mixes with the reddish tones of the sand. To the right, there is a hotel complex.

Beach: Ambar

Beach: Ameixenda

Beach: El Amerador

Beach: America

This is one of the most popular beaches in Galicia. It has all kinds of infrastructure and shares an extensive sandy beach with Panxón beach. From it you can see all of Baiona as well as the Las Estelas Islands. You can rent a boat for water skiing and jet skis or practice a multitude of water sports. ...

Beach: Las Américas

Two artificial bays separated by breakwaters. The most popular beaches on the island. It has all the services and facilities, hotels, apartments, restaurants, etc. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Amián

Beach: Amió

This beach is surrounded by abundant vegetation and villas that dot the landscape. This is a rather unique beach in that it has two shores perpendicular to the original beach.

Beach: Las Amoladeras

As it is in the middle of the Cape Gata-Níjar Nature Park, this beach is protected. At the end nearest to García Tower, there are Roman remains from an old salt fish factory. Its greatest attraction is the extraordinary views it gives us of the Nature Reserve.

Beach: Amoladeras