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 Prudencia

Beach: Fuente del Gallo

A big and very pretty beach; there is an abrupt cliff that runs all the way along it. At high tide the water completely covers the sand and at low tide the beach is ideal for strolling and windsurfing.

Beach: El Saler

On the edge of L’Albufera Natural Park, very close to Valencia, there is a beach of white sands, natural dunes, and gentle breezes. Despite being very close to the city, here all is peace and quiet, surrounded by lush pine woods that form part of a beautiful setting. ...

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.

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: Bermeja Mountain

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

Beach: El Aljibe

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

Beach: Rodas

This beach in Pontevedra is one of the most beautiful in Spain and is set in stunning surroundings. In fact, it was chosen by "The Guardian" newspaper as the best beach in the world. It is the largest and most popular beach in the Cíes Islands (which the Romans called "the islands of the gods"). ...

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: 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.

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: El Caserón

On the north coast of the island of Fuerteventura, within the protected area of the Dunas de Corralejo Natural Park, there lies a practically perfect beach with crystal clear waters and golden sand. It is an ideal place to visit with small children thanks to its low waves, easy access by car and bus and good facilities. ...

Beach: Colón

It is an ideal water sport beach (sailing, scuba-diving etc). The seabed is wonderful and the water is crystal-clear. There are beautiful views from the Regatas Royal Club.

Beach: L'Arbre del Gos

Peaceful beach near the first sand dunes of the Albufera Nature Reserve. It has a whole range of amenities and a bicycle lane.

Beach: Cala Vedella

The torrent of Vedella Cove flows into this beach. The swimming area is marked out by a set of buoys. The cove is set slightly inland and is sheltered from the elements by jutting rocks. There are several restaurants. The pine tree wood that surrounds the cove has only a few apartments round about.

Beach: Ponzos

A lovely beach, well-tended and with good sand. There are showers, bins, a lifeguard and a cleaning service.

Beach: Es Torrent d'Es Morts

Beach: Santa María del Mar

This beach has all kinds of infrastructures: Just behind it there is a large campsite which even has a minigolf course.

Beach: Gururú

Beach: Do Estralo

Beach: Urbanización Roquetas de Mar

A very well equipped beach with lots of infrastructure in the area of Roquetas de Mar. The beach has a very pleasant promenade laid out with gardens.

Beach: Lago de las Damas

Beach: Benijo

Beach nestled in an impressive protected area.

Beach: Los Álamos

It stretches from Torremolinos to the area next to the mouth of the River Guadalhorce. There is a car park beside the beach.

Beach: La Grava

This white pebble beach is located next to Jávea port. Particularly noteworthy are its promenade, its proximity to the port and the restaurants. Ideal bathing in its clean waters.

Beach: Las Arenas

A small, nudist beach, located in an unspoilt area under the cliffs. The sand is fine and black. The nearest port is Las Nieves. Access is from the C-810, taking the turnoff at Km 55.

Beach: Cala Formentor

At one end of the beach there is a large wharf which is the departure and arrival point for boats which do the Puerto de Pollensa-Formentor crossing. It also has a full range of services and facilities, such as hotels, parking, sun lounger and sunshade hire.

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: Charco de los Clicos

This is a very popular area with tourists in a volcanic environment, the deep green water of the Charco de Los Clicos Lagoon and the beautiful natural black sand beach, all of which create an almost dream-like atmosphere. It is located in a protected area and its waters are within the protection area.

Beach: El Inglés

One of the islands' most famous beaches. Full of kiosks and restaurants. There are a great deal leisure services and facilities available. Remember that there are several nudist areas on the beach.

Beach: El Inglés

This sandy beach lies behind a cliff. It is a nudist beach set in a wild environment.

Beach: El Prado