Beach: L'Estació

You can get to it from Mataró or walking from Les Barques Beach or from the EL Balís marina. Protected by a small, artificial stone breakwater.

Beach: El Campo

A big, quiet beach with fine sand.

Beach: Carril

Beach: La Barceloneta

Stretching out along the entire promenade up to the Olympic port in the renowned and old maritime neighbourhood of the same name. Barceloneta. There are all types of services typical to a town beach. ...

Beach: Cabanyal

High quality beach next to Malvarrosa beach, with excellent facilities

Beach: Cala Calafató

The cove is more deep than it is long. It lies around the built-up area of Calafat that has its own marina. The residents tend to frequent the area. It is quite well equipped.

Beach: Cala Ferrera

Surrounded by pine woods, this is a wide beach with plenty of sand.

Beach: Andahio

Beach: Punta Umbría

This broad urban beach has the largest offer of services in this part of Huelva. A former British spa, it is family-friendly and has a range of amenities including beach bars and water sports options like windsurfing. It is easy to access, and has various parking areas.

Beach: La Fustera

Fine sand beach. Surrounded by wood and a luxury Housing Estate. There is an area of palm trees very close to the beach.

Beach: A Concha

A beach with large dunes that appear around the flat sandy area of the beach. It lies open to the sea and is protected by cliffs on the sides with a great deal of vegetation. It is possible to try all kinds of water sports, such as kayaking and canoeing, etc. ...

Beach: Santa Ana

Separated from the beach of Torre Bermeja-Malapesca by an artificial breakwater, Santa Ana is a comfortable, well-equipped beach. There are shops and restaurants lining the promenade. The beach has great views of the Bil-Bil castle, a modern building that is used as an exhibition hall and convention centre.

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: 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: Puerto Blanco

Beach: Morouzos

To get to this beach, you must cross a well-tended and perfectly conditioned pine grove. There is a picnic area and paths along which it is possible to go on walking or cycling excursions. The beach is well cared for and in order to reach the sand, it is necessary to do so using the large wooden walkways. ...

Beach: Ponzos

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

Beach: As Pasadas

Beach sheltered under a small cliff a few meters high that has a picnic area. It is very rocky but the surface is fine white sand. It is usually visited by surf fans, for its waves and for the services it provides.

Beach: El Brosquil

Located at the entrance of the Estany Lagoon in a small, tranquil village surrounded by orange groves. This stretch of coastline includes three very different areas of beach, each with a different name: El Brosquil, situated to the south of the municipal area, the Silencio beach with its rocks and small sandy areas, and Dorado, a semi-urban beach.

Beach: El Serradal

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

Beach: Mareny de Sant Llorenç

The line of dunes at its back is the stand-out feature of this lovely beach, which also forms part of the Albufera Natural Park with its rich, privileged ecosystem. This is a wild beach - there are no buildings, and it’s here you’ll find the only authorised nudist area on the Cullera coast.

Beach: La Torre

Beach: Los Pocillos

A white sand beach more than a kilometre long and which in some stretches is more than 200 metres wide. There is a Red Cross post, and you can rent loungers, sunshades, there are telephones, bins, and sailing equipment for hire. At the other side of the promenade there are various shopping centres with supermarkets, shops, and restaurants. ...

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: De Corralejo viejo

A cosy beach that is safe and accessible. This cove is really calm and perfect for relaxing. What's more, it is situated on an avenue lined with cafés and restaurants, and you can get to the beach easily by car. It 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: Las Burras

A fine sand beach with services and shopping centre.

Beach: Los Cárabos

Beach: Coroso

A long beach with excellent facilities. It has disabled access, football goal posts, showers, toilets, wooden walkways, a promenade complete with a bicycle lane.

Beach: Isla del Zújar

It is located in the Zújar reservoir. Very gently access to the water, ideal for children and older people.

Beach: Niñóns

The sand is fine and white, interrupted by a small stream that crosses the beach.

Beach: Cala Sa Nau

Sandy beach in the middle of nature and away from the towns, surrounded by pine forests and rocky areas. It is located between Cala d'Or and Porto Colom.

Beach: L'Espigó

Gravel and pebble beach that connects with the beach of Cap Negret. Calm and clean waters. Since it is close to the urban area, it offers restaurants, shops, infrastructures...

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. ...