Beach: Banyets de la Reina

There is a yacht club as well as rocky areas from which to fish. It is possible to visit archaeological remains. There is a walk which skirts along the cliffs which form Punta dels Banyets with small oasis with palm trees.

Beach: Barayo

Beach: Barbeira

Sheltered beach, perfect for windy days.

Beach: Barcela

Beach: La Barceloneta

Stretching out along the entire promenade up to the Olympic port in the renowned and old maritime neighbourhood of the same name. Barceloneta. There are all types of services typical to a town beach. ...

Beach: El Barco

Beach: Los Barcos

Beach: Barda Pequeña

Beach: Bares

It has a full set of services and facilities.

Beach: Barinatxe

Beach: Barizo

Peaceful beach with fine and white sand. There are some private homes on one side of the beach and there are some beautiful views of Barizo port that is well looked after.

Beach: Barlovento

Beach: Barnejo

Beach: Barnuevo

It is a beach of fine, golden sands that takes the form of a small bay. The Murcia Canoeing Federation is situated on the same beach.

Beach: La Barquera

One of the three beaches of the village of Novellana. Access is via the cove of Cala del Riego. Just off the beach lies a large rocky islet known as Islote Percebera. This is an area rich in marine resources.

Beach: Los Barqueros

It is a beach with moderate waves and coarse sand sediment. A bus goes as far as the village of Buena Vista and from there the beach is reached on foot.

Beach: Los Barquicos

There is a promenade, parks with children play areas. With trees, palms, and goal posts for playing rugby.

Beach: Barquiña

Beach: Barra

Nudist beach situated in Cape Vela with fantastic views of Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands). To the back of the beach there are hills abundant in pine trees and sand dunes, making for a pretty landscape. Opposite the beach, several boats lie anchored.

Beach: La Barra

Beach: Barra do Medio

Beach: La Barra

A beach with dark sand forming a spectacular contrast with the clear waters of the sea.

Beach: La Barra

Is one of the longest. Closed to the sea by man-made stone breakwaters, there are two big blocks of stones in the centre of the cove on which people sunbathe.

Beach: La Barraca Quemada