Beach: Salinas

Beach: Salinas

Access is on foot from beach 1-2 in Luarca, along a path that starts out in the village. It is surrounded by scrubland with lots of vegetation. It has a lifeguard service.

Beach: Salinas

One of the most prized beaches in Asturias by surfers. Its waves are excellent for this sport and normally there are lots of surfers in the water trying to ride a wave. This beach has all types of facilities. At the end of the promenade, on the left, there is an anchor museum and a splendid viewpoint that offers magnificent views. ...

Beach: Las Salineras

Beach: Salinetas

It is one of the most popular beaches in the area among tourists. It has many restaurants nearby.

Beach: Salmoriera

Beach: Punta del Río

Beach: Salomba

Beach: El Salón

This beach is set beneath a cliff with a height of between five and ten metres. It is dotted with picturesque fishing boats that work along the coast.

Beach: La Salsa

Small cove with clean waters, located between cliffs. It is in rocky and rugged surroundings, so it is not easily accessible on foot. However, it is fairly popular, and stands out for its singular scenery.

Beach: Salurriaga (Garaio Sur)

Together with Garaio Norte they add up to 2,600 metres in length. Located in the Ullibarri-Camboa reservoir.

Beach: La Salvé

Located in the tourist town of Laredo. Here they do lots of windsurfing and surfing. There is a long promenade that goes up to the Puntal del Pasaje, area where nudism is common practice. There is an efficient lifeguard service and there are all types of facilities.

Beach: Samarincha

Beach: Samarinchina

Beach: Samil

A beach in the town of Vigo. This enormous beach has all kinds of infrastructures. Numerous stalls are set up by travelling vendors along the promenade. The rear of the beach, as well as including a playground with swimming pools, also has a large pine grove. ...

Beach: San Agustín

Sixty metres from the San Agustín Housing Estate and next to a Red Cross first aid post.

Beach: San Amaro

Beach: San Amaro

This blue flag beach is located on the far side of the Island of La Coruña. It is equipped with showers and wheelchair ramps and has a lifeguard service.

Beach: San Andrés

A fine, golden-tone beach. The nearest marina is Alcaravaneras. This beach can be reached on the Las Palmas bus line or by car via San Andrés on the C-810.

Beach: San Andrés

A beach on the outskirts of Malaga. It is an extensive stretch of sand ideal for flying kites or windsurfing. There are lifeguard posts. It is located in the mouth of the river Guadalhorce, and stretches as far as Malaga port.

Beach: San Antolín

Long, beautiful beach with good waves for surfing. One side of the beach houses all the facilities (showers, car-park etc.). It is on the mouth of the river Bedon.

Beach: San Antonio de Espasante

The way down is behind the Chapel of San Antonio. It is a very wide beach and it is very well-tended. Together with the beaches of Eirón, Mazorgán and Arxua it forms a wonderfully beautiful bay. There are lovely views of the village and it is a very pleasant place for a walk.

Beach: San Antonio

Ideal beach for scuba-diving thanks to rocky depths and crystal waters. To get here, follow a magnificent foot path that goes from the beach to sea caves. From this footpath are magnificent views of the Asturian mountain range with its hills and meadows. A beach protected from the wind by rocky cliffs.

Beach: San Antonio