Beach: San Antonio

This beach runs along the estuary of Mundaka and lies on the same side of the estuary as Mundaka town. Opposite is the island of Txarramendi, which can be reached on the road BI-3234. It has a small promenade with a lifeguard post, restaurants and a beach bar. Canoeing is the most popular sport here. The sand is fine. ...

Beach: San Bartolo

The beach is under a small gully 6 metres high. There are fabulous views of the surrounding landscape.

Beach: San Bartolo

Beach: San Blas

You get to this beach taking exit 62 off the motorway, follow the signs for the hotel, Tenerife Golf, the beach is found beside it.

Beach: San Borondón

A breakwater shelters this beach above the village. Easily accessed by road.

Beach: San Cibrán

Beach: San Cosme

Beach: San Cristóbal

It is located next to Puerto del Mar Beach in Almuñecar. The beach is characterised by three craggy rocks that rise up on one side. The promenade has shops and restaurants along it.

Beach: San Cristobal

This is a beach sheltered by a small three-metre-high cliff; there are beautiful views of the Ferrol Estuary. Farmland scenery.

Beach: San Cristóbal

This beach lies next to the St. Christopher's castle. It is well signposted.

Beach: San Felipe

It is a beach where small fishing boats often gather. The water is crystal-clear. It has amazing views of the Castle of San Felipe and a fortress. It also has views of the Castle of San Cristobal which is right on the other side of the estuary.

Beach: San Felipe (Santa María de Guía de Gran Canaria)

It is known for its strong waves and dark sand. It is also surrounded by mountains. There is usually a strong wind, however, surfing on the beach is not recommended. During the peak season, it has a high occupancy rate thanks to its easy access, both by private vehicle and by bus from Santa María de Guía.

Beach: San Fernando

Beach: San Francisco

Small beach located beside the port of Fuengirola.

Beach: San Francisco

Enormous sandy beach of fine, white sand. The road goes behind separating the beach by a fridge of pines. At one end small fishing boats accumulate.

Beach: San Ginés

This cove has: showers, lifeguard service and two open-air bars. Right behind the beach there is a walk with palm trees and a road quite close to the beach.

Beach: San José

Located in the town centre of San José. The sand is excellent.

Beach: San Juan de la Canal

A pretty promenade circles the beach. The lifeguard post is in the middle of the beach. A huge rock situated just a few metres off the shore is an ideal place for fishing.

Beach: San Juan (Condomina)

It is very wide and has spaces for playing different sports, such as beach volleyball courts, mini football goals, etc. In addition, there is a promenade along the beach that is very popular with running enthusiasts and, for children, there are playgrounds, huts and slides to enjoy themselves to the full.

Beach: San Juan

Situated right next to the marina and surrounded by an agricultural area. It is also used as an anchorage.

Beach: San Juan

Shares a sandy area with the Salinas beach. There is a jetty from which you can fish. Like the Salinas beach, its waves are really appreciated by surfers. The beach is surrounded by beautiful sand dunes. The quality of the sand is perfect for organising football games on the beach.

Beach: San Juan

It has showers, changing rooms, toilets, telephones, a promenade, nothing is lacking. Two bus lines stop here,. 105-050.

Beach: San Juan

This is an unspoilt area of white sands.

Beach: San Julián

Good surfing beach and for fishing.