Beach: San Pedro

Beach: San Pedro

This is a beach of fine, white sands and very clean water.

Beach: San Román

Beach: San Román

This is a beach which is open to the sea, with some rocks and little islets which are representative of the beach. A hillock from which a cross dominates the beach stands out. Access to the same is along two wooden walkways with two lovely wooden viewpoints.

Beach: San Roque

Beach: San Sebastián

San Sebastian Beach has lots of services and facilities. A breakwater has been put in place to control the water and a second one serves as the grounds for the marina.

Beach: San Telmo

A rustic looking beach on the very edge of Almería. Its beach is sandy and gravel and is the nearest place to Almería for scuba-diving.

Beach: San Telmo

Urban beach, near the Martiánez Lake.

Beach: San Xurxo

It is a wonderful beach. It forms a great bay with an immense sandy surface. It is surrounded by a lot of vegetation which reaches down to the beach itself. It is usually visited by windsurfing enthusiasts.

Beach: Sancidiello

A lovely beach dominated by a towering cliff at the western end. Lots of seagulls make their nests on this closed-off point, you can also see cormorants. The peacefulness of this place is probably its best virtue. There are magnificent views from either of the projections above the gully for those who get there on rural paths.

Beach: Sancti-Petri

A fantastic beach for practising windsurfing, especially in the area near the fishing port of Sancti-Petri where, on windy days, spectacular currents from between this beach and that of El Castillo. The beach extends until reaching the Costa Sancti-Petri Housing Estate, which is also ideal for scuba-diving and fishing.

Beach: Sandría

Beach: Sangatiño

Beach: Sant Adeodato

Beach: Sant Antoni

Big beach with three bays separated by breakwaters and a promenade perfect for skating or bicycles.. In the third bay, there is access for disabled people. There are also metal steps onto the beach. Some orange craft are used to measure the purity of the water.

Beach: Sant Antonio (Cullera)

This is Cullera’s most central and cosmopolitan beach. Many of the facilities and the cafés, bars and restaurants are open all year round, because this area is part of the city itself. There are all facilities of all kinds catering for all ages, and a seafront promenade that visitors love. ...

Beach: Sant Elm

This is the largest beach located in the town of Sant Elm itself. It receives a large number of visitors and has a full range of services and facilities.

Beach: Sant Esteve de la Fosca

Beach: Sant Feliu

Beach: Sant Gervasi

Easy access beach with calm waters and splendid views of the port of Vilanova. There are piers on either side. It is an ideal spot to bring young children.

Beach: Sant Joan

Lying well away from any urban areas, but very easy to reach. There is a car-park above the cove. In the shape of a small bay protected by a tiny cliff.

Beach: Sant Joan

Beach: Tasartico

A delightful beach tucked away between two enormous arid and desert-like mountains. The turquoise water is transparent. Access is by the path along the dry riverbed.

Beach: Tasca