Beach: Pagador

Beach: Peguera

Beach: Palma Nova

Palmanova, in Calvià, is the first beach in the Balearic Islands to have obtained the Q for Quality award. This beach offers, amongst other things, services (public toilets, ramps and toilets with disabled access, showers, children's games areas), security (lifeguard surveillance and attention, civil defence and municipal police), and optimum ...

Beach: La Palma

Beach: El Palmar

Beach: El Palmar

There are different types of accommodations, mainly campsites and apartments by the beach, where windsurfers that visit this area usually spend the night.

Beach: El Palmer

It is a pebble beach that offers the services offered by the only hotel near the beach and which are for the exclusive use of its guests. The beach is partially protected by breakwaters.

Beach: La Palmera

It is divided by a cement wharf and a viewpoint from which the other beach can be seen. Children can enjoy themselves with the beach football goals. It has a promenade and there is a campsite with caravans at the end.

Beach: Las Palmeras

It is a beach recommended for sporting types. The buildings near the beach are recent constructions.

Beach: Palmones

Very near Algeciras, you get to this beach once you have crossed the Palmones river. At one end the Palmones river flows out and is where people fish.

Beach: El Palo

Pretty family beach with soft, fine sand. The major sport here is angling. There are also small fishing boats that add a touch of colour to the area. Last but not least, the breathtaking views it affords of the entire coast deserve a mention.

Beach: La Paloma

Small well-kept beach with a curious shape because the sand goes inland some hundred metres parallel to the river. The water is very clean. The place is very green and the beach is located between cliffs.

Beach: El Palomarico

Beach: Las Palomas

It is a quiet beach with fine, golden sand.

Beach: Palombina

A rocky area separates it from Playa de los Frailes (Frailes Beach). The beach has lifeguard services. There is a small pier at one end of the beach.

Beach: Pals

A vast beach both in length and width. There are two beaches separated by a sand bank. It has water sports equipment for hire, telephones, toilets, an anchoring area and a campsite. There is a Red Cross post.

Beach: Pampillosa

Sheltered by two rocky massifs. There is a green equipped with WC's and showers just before you reach the beach. It also has a car park.

Beach: Panadeira

A quiet beach lying below Sanxenxo. Opposite the beach, in the marina, you will see many boats moored.

Beach: Pantín

Beach: Pantorga

Compact beach that lies in between some cliffs. It has fine golden sand and a few small islands with endangered and protected species on them. It is an ideal location for fishing. It has a shower service.

Beach: Panxón

It is a vast sandy area which is divided into 2 beaches that are joined. Panxón and Playa América. Panxón reaches up to where the promenade ends, the rest of the sandy area is Playa América. The beach has a shell shape and its promenade is lined with several restaurants and shops. ...

Beach: Papagayo

It is a virgin beach of great beauty. It is located between two cliffs forming a small cove. The rocky surroundings make this the perfect spot for diving.

Beach: El Parador

Beach surrounded by cliffs, pine groves, and some eucalyptus trees. The beach is named after the Parador de Mazagón located just behind it. You walk to it from the Parador car park.

Beach: Paradís

This vast beach provides services and facilities, such as showers and life guards. There is also considerable space in which to practise sports, for example football. Its tall palm trees decorate the enclave. It is ideal for families or friends. Access and parking are easy.

Beach: Paraíso

It is a very busy semi-urban beach. There are many facilities (sunshade and sun lounger rental, etc.) and the option of practising many water sports. Puerto Bello Sailing Club is 1.5 kilometres away.

Beach: Parajola

Beach: Parameán

Beach: Paramós

Beach: Paraños

Beach: Parazuelos

Beach: El Parchel

Beach: Llafranc

Beautiful, well-equipped beach (open-air bars, showers, promenade, restaurants, etc.) Beside the beach there is a small marina and the boats scatter around the bay.

Beach: La Llana

Very close to the port of San Pedro del Pinatar. Nearby are the mud baths and the salt mines which are in the Salinas Nature Park and the Arenales (Sand stretches) of San Pedro del Pinatar. This is the area where the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean Sea meet.

Beach: Las Llanas

An attractive unspoiled beach. From the car park you have to go down a pedestrian footpath which offers impressive views and has a couple of viewpoints. Here you can surf.

Beach: Llané Gran y Petit

A thousand small boats surround this beach; for this reason, a bathing area has been cordoned off. The boats are also present on the beach itself. Some of the picturesque houses in the village of Cadaqués next to the beach are literally on the waterline.

Beach: Llanillo

A beach with an interesting desert beauty. The car can be parked beside the road.