Beach: Forti

A large beach with fine golden sand and crystal clear waters, it is formed of small bays and is surrounded by restaurants and beach bars. In general it is very well equipped, and is thus ideal for families with children. At carnival time, the promenade is full of stalls.

Beach: La Fossa

This beach with top-quality sand is situated opposite the Rock of Ifach. The views of the rock are highly recommendable, as is the promenade with innumerable restaurants. Highly recommended for the handicapped, as the promenade is well-prepared with access points and even has ramps down to the beach.

Beach: Gordejuela

Beach: La Grimona

Beach: Heliópolis

There are several artificial piers made of rocks, that help divide the beach into different zones. You can often see people fishing on the beach's final pier. It has an array of facilities and services as well as sporting activities.

Beach: Hierro

Beach: La Isla de Buda

Beach: Cantarriján

It can be reached by car. The beach is very beautiful. It is formed of a series of two very pretty nudist beaches. You will find both nudists and non-nudists. The rocky sea depths and transparent water make this a good place to enjoy scuba-diving.

Beach: Sardinero I

Also known as "the first Sardinero beach", it is located in the heart of the city of Santander and is one of the most popular beaches in Cantabria. It is easy to access even for people with limited mobility. It has a wide range of services and is bordered by an attractive seafront promenade. ...

Beach: Sardinero II

Beach: Camposoto-El Castillo

It is considered one of the best beaches in the province of Cádiz and one of the most accessible in Andalucía. It forms part of the Bay of Cadiz Nature Reserve and is an area of great interest because of its marshes. ...

Beach: Casería

A beach with little sand, a strong maritime atmosphere and a unique landscape, located next to the Casería de Ossio neighbourhood, on the shores of the Bay of Cadiz. Fishermen often use this spot to shelter their boats. In its restaurants and beach bars, you can sample the delicious fresh fish caught locally.

Beach: Samil

A beach in the town of Vigo. This enormous beach has all kinds of infrastructures. Numerous stalls are set up by travelling vendors along the promenade. The rear of the beach, as well as including a playground with swimming pools, also has a large pine grove. ...

Beach: El Dossel

This is an area of great scenic beauty, where one of the most important chains of sand dunes in the Region of Valencia, in terms of size and variety of flora, is to be found. It forms part of the Albufera Natural Park. It’s a beach where there has been little development, and is in a splendid natural setting that invites you to relax and unwind.

Beach: El Perellonet

It is a vast beach situated in a residential area, and some parts are private. It is situated in the Albufera Nature Reserve and El Perelló marina is next to it.

Beach: La Garrofera

This beach is inside the La Albufera nature reserve and is a privileged spot in the shelter of the sand dunes. It is in an excellent location between the beaches of El Saler and La Devesa and just a short distance from the city of Valencia. The first 800-metre stretch, starting at the beach of El Saler, is a nudist beach.

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: La Mar Bella

Located between the beaches of Nova Mar Bella and Bogatell. There is a sports centre very near the beach. The Promenade stretches as far as the beach of la Barceloneta. Good for windsurfing on windy days.

Beach: Sant Sebastià

Considered as being the last stretch of the beach of La Barceloneta. There are all types of facilities: showers, lifeguards, bars, as well as good disabled access.

Beach: Puerto de Sóller

A small beach situated on the same bay as Sóller port. A series of buoys marks the boundary between the bathing area and the space designated for boats. The most picturesque is the small train that runs along the bay to the town. There is a small walkway full of shops and restaurants. The built-up area blends in with the environment. ...

Beach: Els Ampláries

To the north, this is the longest beach in Oropesa del Mar. Most of this long, sandy beach is bordered by large landscaped areas, hotels and apartments, and a spa. Most of the campsites of Oropesa del Mar are also concentrated here. ...

Beach: O Vao

This narrow beach lies on the Island of Arosa, right next to a bridge that leads to the island. Winsdurfing is very popular. The beach surface is made up of small pebbles. There is a deck-chair hire service.

Beach: Pampaído

Beach: El Serradal

It lies in between Benicassim's South Beach and Gurugu Beach. This is a quiet beach of coarse, brown sand.

Beach: La Torre

Beach: Cala Major

This beach has recently undergone improvements. It is a good beach for surfing.

Beach: Tamarit (Santa Pola)

Fine golden sand beach. The old salt dock built in 1897 is to the west of the beach. The wagons loaded with salt were moved along the tracks drawn by animals; once at the dock, the wagons were unloaded into the boats (barges) that carried the salt to the ships anchored in the bay.

Beach: Cala El Racó

This small beach of white stones has nice views and is a pleasant setting. Next to Calpe marina, it is a meeting point for lots of different sports: you can climb the Rock of Ifach, go scuba-diving, fish, sail, etc. This is the starting point of the Prince of Asturias Ecological Walk that runs along the foot of the Rock. ...

Beach: L'Esquirol

'Esquirol is a similar beach to nearby Vila Fortuni. The area around the breakwater is where the windsurfers meet as there is usually a strong wind around here. It has a promenade and a pretty pine grove behind.

Beach: Canet de Mar

The beach is preceded by a charming promenade with palm trees that extends to Levante Beach. The beach has boardwalks.

Beach: Cala Lanuza

A line of palm trees borders this beach of sand and stones. The sand is a very well defined grey colour. The rocks skirting the beach are an ideal place for snorkelling and looking for crabs.

Beach: Blanca

This is a very wide beach of golden sands that fulfils all the requirements necessary to be awarded the European Union blue flag every year. Hammocks, parasols, jet-skis and pedaloes can be rented. The beach also has showers, public toilets, a Red Cross post, a children's area and a beach sports zone. It is an ideal beach for windsurfing. ...

Beach: El Arenal

This beach is made up of a small bay of fine golden sand, and is encircled by a small promenade. Looking out towards the sea on the left side there is a small marina.

Beach: Pila de la Barrilla

This small cove is located in Tías, the area of the Lanzarote coast most frequented by tourists. The beach has a promenade and hospitality facilities, as well as surveillance and security equipment. It is accessible by bus, and also has a car park.

Beach: Matagorda

Across from the Matagorda Housing Estate, the sand is good, the area is well connected and there are all kinds of services and facilities available, equipment for water sports, as well as sunshades and sunbeds for hire, telephones, etc. Good conditions for windsurfing, with a windsurfing club on the beach.

Beach: Mota de Sant Pere

A beach that stretches from the mouth of the river Foix (Punta de Sant Pere) to the port. A good area for fishing. The beach is protected by various breakwaters.