Beach: Hoya del Pozo

Formed by fine and dark sand of volcanic origin. It also tells part of the island's history. It has a bunker, one of the hundreds that were built along the entire coast of the Canary Islands, and which date back to World War II. ...

Beach: Del Hoyo

Beach: La Hucha

A small and rural beach, it has a variable swell, which is often heavy, and it also has very clear waters.

Beach: La Huelga

A wide beach which can be reached by car. There is a small stream which flows out onto the beach.

Beach: Huelgues

Located in a residential area, it is distinguished by the curious architecture of the houses and a hotel just inside the complex. It is surrounded by green areas. A quiet area.

Beach: Huelín

Beach: Icona

Beach: Illa Cortegada

Beach: Illote de Beiró

Beach: Inpernupe

Beach: Insua

Beach: Insuela

Beach: Insuela

There are several small boats near the shore, and a lighthouse at the quay.

Beach: Isla de la Alegranza

It is an unspoiled beach with red sand, reached by boat. Beautiful countryside which inspires tranquillity.

Beach: Isla Canela

This is a very broad beach located at the mouth of the Guadiana river. The beach is part of the Marismas de Isla Cristina nature area, and is home to an abundance of animal life. Its vast sand dunes give it a wild appearance, while its endless stretches of sand are an invitation to take long walks. ...

Beach: Isla del Ciervo

Forms part of the beaches of La Manga. The main feature of this beach is its peaceful atmosphere.

Beach: La Isla

It has various beach bars in the style of picnic spots with benches and tables. The beach is surrounded by small houses of popular architecture.

Beach: Isla del Zújar

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

Beach: La Isla

This beach is in the very heart of Mazarrón and is known for the calmness of its waters and the possibility of reaching the island lying across from it, when the tide is low. The island has countless seagulls, which give the place an air of unspoiled nature. Many scuba-divers come to this beach to look at the sea bottom.

Beach: Isla Plana

It is very close to the municipality of Mazarrón and nestles in a stunning area where there are also other peaceful and beautiful beaches. This busy town beach has sand and gravel, and includes an average amount of facilities, many bus stops and disabled access.

Beach: Islantilla

Beach: Islas Menores

The palm trees around the beach add to its beauty. At one side of the beach there is a small marina. The village surrounding the beach is very picturesque.

Beach: El Islote

In an unspoilt area of fine, white sand.

Beach: Isuntza

The Lea estuary divides this beach from Karraspio Beach, where the main sport is kayaking; This beach offers magnificent views of the small island of San Nicolás. On the left-hand side, the end of the beach is marked by the port of Lekeitio. It has a promenade which leads to a playground, restaurants, lifesaving facilities, and showers. ...