Beach: El Muellito

It is set in beautiful, unspoiled surroundings. The coastal relief shelters it from the waves.

Beach: Los Muellitos

There are two artificial breakwaters to the right of this beach that give it its name. Located beside Sagunto street.

Beach: El Muerto

These two beaches are joined together by a promenade and can be reached from Cotobro Beach. They are classified as nudist beaches. The second beach, which is the furthest away is the most natural and unspoiled. The atmosphere is peaceful and is ideal for nudism. The most common pastime in the area is fishing.

Beach: Los Muertos

This is one of the most emblematic beaches in Almería. The water is crystal clear, the place is spacious and uncrowded making it a paradise.

Beach: Muiño Vello

Beach: Las Mujeres

Beach: Las Mujeres

The beach is open with moderate waves. Four hundred metres away, there is a Red Cross first aid post. The water is transparent and an intense turquoise colour.

Beach: Mujeres

A beach which is 500 metres long and 85 metres wide. It is one of the most popular on this attractive part of the island. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Las Mulas

Mulas Cove is located in an unspoiled spot. The surrounding area is scrub.

Beach: La Mulata

Beach: Munielles

At low tide this beach is exceptionally pretty because the sand is a volcanic colour, unusual for a beach. There is a good car park, toilets, showers, and Red Cross post. Behind the beach there are two houses which have privileged views. Surrounded by scrubland and rocks. Easily accessible and very well signposted.

Beach: Els Muntanyans

Vast nudist beach, protected under the Plan of Protection of Open Spaces of Environmental Interest.

Beach: La Muralla

The remains of an Arab wall can be visited on the west side of the beach, and give the beach its name. Rod-fishing is very common, as is water-biking. An area designated for scuba-diving. The beach in itself is beautiful and well worth seeing. It is reached through the port of Sherry.

Beach: El Murallón

Beach: Murgas

Beach: Murgita

Beach: Muriola

Beach: La Murtra

Beach: La Musclera

Visited by lots of young people. A hotel is going to be built here with thermal baths and other installations.

Beach: Mutriku

In front of the beach is the so-called Punta Alkotea which gives it a rugged look. it is divided by a quay, and continuing along it you can see a natural pool. A selection of services are available, such as showers, team of life guards opposite the natural pool.

Beach: Muxeira

Beach: Na Macaret

A very good area for scuba-diving because the water is crystal clear with spectacular sea depths. The islands of Grand and Petit d'Addaic.

Beach: Nagüeles

It is a very pleasant, extensive beach, with considerable vegetation in the surrounding residential developments. At one of the ends of the beach there is a place where you can hire jet-skis, kayaks, etc.

Beach: Nanín

Beach: Los Nardos

Beach: Los Narejos

The beach is beautiful and the quality of the sand is excellent. The water is crystal-clear and ideal for water sports such as windsurfing, sailing, and scuba-diving. The beach area is full of palm trees. There are water platforms at 100 metres from the shore with steps to get onto them.

Beach: Nares

A very suitable beach for young children. There are views of the rock of Cabezo del Castañar.

Beach: Naval

A semi-urban beach with fine, white sand. Open to the sea. Surrounded by scrub and trees. From the beach there are magnificent views of A Coruña.

Beach: Navaliños

Beach: El Navío

Open beach set at the foot of a small cliff. The morphology of this open beach make it a great place to practise sports like windsurfing. You can get there from the Chinamada turn off, on TF-121 road.

Beach: La Nea

There is a promenade and disabled person access. It is beside a club and marina. The water on this beach is very calm.

Beach: La Negra

Beach: Negra

Located halfway between Isla Plana and Mazarrón. Surrounded by mountains, rocks, palm trees, and the sea. Amongst the beaches in the area, Playa Negra is beautiful and quiet. It has a variety of services and bar facilities.

Beach: Las Negras

A beach with lots of charm. The beach of Las Negras, with its small boats at the water's edge, makes for a truly picturesque landscape.

Beach: Negrete

Beach: El Negro