Beach: Porqueira

Beach: La Porquerola

Beach: Porrón

Beach: Port de Benirrás

It is a large beach with amazing views and a wild environment. It has all necessary facilities: car park, kiosks, showers, pedaloes, restaurants. Access is by a paved road. This beach is usually frequented in summer by numerous boats that anchor there.

Beach: Port Bo

A continuous part of Playa Port de Malaespina separated from it by a small, artificial breakwater. The promenade links all the beaches in the area. Small fishing boats usually line the shore.

Beach: Port d'Alguer

The water is transparent and its location opposite Cadaqués Church makes this beach a pretty setting. Fishing boats can be seen on the shore. An ideal beach to bring small children.

Beach: Port D'Es Canonge

It is attractive, very picturesque, since it boasts old fishing houses, each with its own wooden jetty. It is highly recommended for underwater fishing.

Beach: Port d'Esclanyà

Beach: Port d'en Perris

Easily accessed by a road that lies just behind the beach. Equipped with various services.

Beach: Port Olivet

Small beach deep in the heart of a wild environment, in a large pine grove. Cars can drive down to the beach itself. There are no architectural obstacles between the car park and the beach.

Beach: Port Pelegrí

Beach located at one end of the town centre of Palafrugell. Some of the small houses where the fishermen kept their tools still remain used today as open-air bars.

Beach: Port de Pollença

Beach: Port de Portinatx

Beach: Port Roig

This beach is situated in a pleasant area next to the harbour.

Beach: Port de Sagunt

Port de Sagunt Beach is located next to the port. It is equipped with wheelchair access and several facilities. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Port Saplaya

Very close to the city of Valencia, this is a very popular spot for fishing. The beach has all kinds of infrastructures, such as ramps for handicapped access and a boardwalk over the sand to reach the water. There is a promenade lined with restaurants and sailing club.

Beach: Port de la Vall

This beach, with delightful views of the Baroque church of Santa Mª de las Neus in Port de la Selva, is reached by walking along the Cami de Ronda from previous beaches. You can see boats at anchor in the surrounding area.

Beach: Port de Valldemossa

It is one of the few coves in the mountains of Tramuntana that has a marina/port, the only one in this area that is well-protected with facilities is the port of Sóller. It is a small fishing port with a small rocky cove. Surrounded by a picturesque landscape, with small houses and restaurants. ...

Beach: Port Vell

Beach surrounded by pines, and deep in the heart of a small hamlet of summer houses. Vegetation is abundant.

Beach: El Port

As its name indicates, this is a port beach. Awarded the blue flag, it is flanked by the traditional whitewashed houses of the village and on one side, while on the other there are shops, restaurants and the promenade. The promenade is spacious with some palm trees, very pleasant for strolling.

Beach: Portbou

Beach: Porteira

Beach: Portelo

Located right in the urban area of Burela, it is this town's most outstanding beach. It is easily accessible and is also adapted for the disabled. It has a complete range of services, and is an ideal place to enjoy such sports as windsurfing and surfing.

Beach: Portelo

This beach is sheltered by two artificial stone piers. In-between, there is an independent islet with a lighthouse. It is situated inside the town of Burela itself, with a pleasant promenade which skirts around it and goes on until reaching the small beach known as Cabaliño. ...