Beach: Agua Amarga

Beach: Agua Dulce

Unspoilt, peaceful beach. Unspoilt, tranquil beach. During the summer, the beach is monitored by the police and Red Cross boats. The waves are moderate.

Beach: Agua Dulce

Small cove with crystal clear and turquoise waters that is well protected from the sea.

Beach: Aguadulce

This is an open beach and is easily accessed.

Beach: Aguadulce

Beach: Aguadulce

A very big beach. Good for all team sports, like football. It also has a promenade lined with palm trees. The beach ends at the marina.

Beach: Aguadulce

After going across some dunes that are covered in wild weeds, we will find a rocky massif that is ideas for rod-fishing.

Beach: El Aguaduz

Its location is the most appealing feature of this beach. The surface of sand and stones is extremely comfortable for sunbathing. Opposite the beach, impressive rocks jut out over the sea.

Beach: Aguamarga

Aguamarga is a warm summer holiday destination. It offers all the facilities needed to enjoy a family holiday. The sand is fine and the surroundings are absolutely splendid for day trips.

Beach: Aguamarina

A small stone wall skirts the beach. This is a beach of fine sand and rocks.

Beach: Las Aguas

A beach with moderate sized waves. There are a number of terraces for crops on the slope which protects this beach.

Beach: Las Aguas

Beach: Aguete

This is the last and biggest in a line of three beautiful beaches. It ends in Aguete port. Just like the other two beaches, it is well prepared for tourism and offers facilities typical of urban beaches (lifeguard service, pedalo hire, etc.). The beach is surrounded by abundant vegetation and rocky areas.

Beach: Aguieira

Situated in the most westerly point of O'Grove peninsula, the sunsets on these beaches are simply breathtaking with the sun setting in the sea. It is an unspoilt beach surrounded by esplanades with plenty of vegetation and cornfields. It is protected by rocks on both sides. This is one of the best beaches for underwater exploring and scuba-diving.

Beach: Aguieira

Enormous sandy ground, perfect for taking strolls. The surroundings are abundant in vegetation, thanks to the Barbanza sierra. Environmental information and education points are installed on this beach.

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: El Águila

This beach is 20 m away from the El Águila housing estate. To reach it, take the km 45 turn off on C-812.

Beach: Aguilar

This beach shares the sandy ground with Campofrío Beach. Beach volley championships are held here. It has a lifeguard service. This beach, set in wild, unspoiled surroundings, is ideal for surfing. It is easily reached and has car park facilities. The showers are located at the back of the beach.

Beach: Aguilera

An exceptional nudist beach because of its wonderful and beautiful setting and its quality sand. It can be reached via the adjoining beach of Cerniciega and by the small paths that lead down the craggy slopes that surround the area. ...

Beach: El Agujero

Peaceful beach that lies in the middle of a natural and unspoiled setting next to Guancha mound. Made up of a mix of golden sand and pebbles, it is a popular windsurfing destination. It has a wonderful promenade and a car-park. Las Nieves port is the closest port.

Beach: Aigua Gélida

Beach: Aiguablava

Small beach surrounded by pine trees and set in rocky surroundings. The small bay formed by this line of beaches is full with pleasure boats. On some days, the water usually has a turquoise colour. It is an ideal spot for scuba-diving.

Beach: Aiguadolç

You will come across this small beach before arriving in Sitges on the Garraf coastal road from Barcelona. It has a marina of the same name: Aiguadolç. It is equipped with numerous facilities: Red Cross lifeguard service, showers, beach volley nets and hammocks, pedaloes, etc. are for hire. ...

Beach: Aiguafreda

Encircled by a mountain that is covered in pine trees. There are boats anchored offshore.