Beach: Covelo

Small beach that lies in the village of Samiera, in Pontevedra estuary.

Beach: Creixell

This beach is located in Creixell, a municipality of Catalonia, and is nearly two kilometres long. As well as calm water and golden sand, all the services offered here make it an ideal option for family holidays. The beach is easy to reach on foot or by car, with the N-340 or AP-7 highway running close by.

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: El Bogatell

This beach is very close to the Olympic Port and is separated from the other two beaches with similar characteristics by two stone breakwaters. It has a lifeguard service, showers, ramps to take you on to the beach, bars, restaurants, parking, etc. The promenade runs until Sant Sebastiá Beach, in the Barceloneta district.

Jover natural pool

It is located on the Tejina coast, on the north coast of San Cristóbal de La Laguna. The Jover natural pool is an idyllic location. It is very quiet and family-oriented, and accessible for people with reduced mobility. ...

Beach: Arealonga

Situated very close to Rande bridge that crosses Vigo estuary, this beach is mainly visited by the inhabitants of Chapela. On one side of the beach there is a small channel that empties into the estuary.

Beach: Aigua Gélida

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: Xuño

Beach: Aguila

This is a wide, flat beach without any cliffs around it. It enjoys crystal-clear waters that reveal a magnificent reef – a true delight for scuba-diving and underwater fishing.

Beach: Valle Gran Rey

This is a long, wide beach surrounded by an extensive area of banana trees. Equipped with many services.

Beach: Xilo

This beach is known as Xilo Beach. It is easy to access and very well signposted. It is equipped with a car park and a small view point from which you can enjoy beautiful views of the cliffs. Ideal area for trekking.

Beach: Los Bajos

It is also known as Palmerillas Beach. It is in an idyllic setting, surrounded by palm trees.

Beach: Pozo de la Avispa

This is a fantastic average-sized cove, located in the unspoilt environment of Cabo Tiñoso.

Beach: Punxeo

Here you can see many seagulls that gather around the area, as well as underwater fishermen. Very tranquil beach.

Beach: Ribeira Grande

Beach: La Puntilla

It is also known as The Dunes. On its west side there is a breakwater that separates the beach from the Guadalete River. Easy access, boasting a variety of amenities. You can practice sailing, windsurfing and golf. The promenade can be accessed by people with disabilities.

Beach: El Aljibe

El Aljibe beach located in La Oliva is a beach composed of sand and gravel, 1210 metres long.

Beach: Bermeja Mountain

This beach is not often visited. In the backdrop is the stunning Bermeja Mountain, with its reddish colour.

Beach: Cancho del Fresno

It is located in the Cancho del Fresno reservoir, in the Villuercas-Ibores-Jara Geopark. You can take a dip as well as go fishing and engage in nautical activities. Nearby is the Cueva de la Chiquita, the first example of cave paintings to be discovered in the province of Cáceres.

Beach: El Bajondillo

Situated in the centre of Torremolinos, next to Playamar, this beach is well equipped with facilities.

Beach: El Rosadero

Beach: El Bobo

Fine golden sand and calm waters. As well as an array of different facilities including baths, showers, deck-chairs, etc., there is a windsurfing board, jet-ski and small boat hire service.

Beach: El Rec del Moli

Beach: Cala del Rincón

Beach: Detrás do Castillo

Beach: La Prudencia

Beach: Do Medio

Beach: Bakio

Situated in the village of Bakio, this is the main stretch of coastline. Just like its neighbouring beach Mundaka, surfing is a very popular sport here. At one end of the beach a small channel flows into the sea, and on the other end the river Estepona does the same. It has a long promenade that runs the length of the entire beach. ...

Beach: Barranco Seco

Fantastic, tranquil, unspoiled beach. Its waters are calm and clear. Ideal for anchoring boat.

Beach: Cala de la Media Luna

As its name indicates, the cove is half-moon shaped. It has fine sand and is a very peaceful place were some swimmers practise nudism.

Beach: Binimel-La

This sandy beach is situated by a mountainous area.

Beach: Barnejo

Beach: Cala del Puerto

Its name comes from the natural characteristics that have led it to be used as a port. It is ideal for anchoring boats.

Beach: Cala del Pilar

The beach has soft golden sand and the waters are clam and crystal clear.

Beach: Cala de las Rocas