Beach: Lobeiras

Beach: Lobos

Beach: Lóbrigo

Beach: Los Locos

This fine sand beach is perfect for strolling and for small children. Running along the beach is a promenade where you can find a garden area with palm trees. There are open-air bars.

Beach: Loma del Castillo

Beach: Lombiña

Shell-shaped beach excellent for scuba-diving (there is a scuba-diving club). Very well equipped. Several ice-cream stalls can be found along the beach. The swimming area is marked by buoys. Large expanse of sand in a peaceful area. You can rent pedal crafts.

Beach: Lombreira

Beach: Lomo Galeón

Beautiful little cove protected by a valley chiselled into the barren volcanic mountains. The waters are deep green in colour. You can also see La Piedra Gigante (Giant Stone) from the beach.

Beach: Lóngara

It is a beach with a surfing atmosphere and has a section which is cordoned off exclusively for practising this sport. Situated below a cliff, it has pretty views. The dunes are also protagonists on this long beach.

Beach: Lopesa

Beach: Loredo

It is the third beach of the three which form the largest stretch of sand in the whole of Cantabria. It has showers and a car park. Like the other two, it offers attractive views of Santander and Magdalena Palace. On the right side of the beach there is a campsite.

Beach: Los Locos (Torrevieja)

Magnificent sandy beach located north of Torrevieja, after crossing Punta Carral. If offers all kinds of services.

Beach: La Losera

Beach: Las Covaticas

Covaticas is a big, wide beach. Access is along a path leading from La Loma. Nudism is also seen in many parts of the beach.

Beach: Covelo

Beach: Covelo

Small beach that lies in the village of Samiera, in Pontevedra estuary.

Beach: Creixell

This beach is located in Creixell, a municipality of Catalonia, and is nearly two kilometres long. As well as calm water and golden sand, all the services offered here make it an ideal option for family holidays. The beach is easy to reach on foot or by car, with the N-340 or AP-7 highway running close by.

Beach: El Cristo

It is a relatively small and peaceful beach, and has all manner of services and facilities that include everything from, a Red Cross post to a pedal boat hire shop.

Beach: Cruces

Beach: Cruz del Mar

Beach: La Cruz

A wonderful beach or fine, white sand that is quite wide.

Beach: Cuartel Vell

Beach: Cubelas

Crossing the road from O Torno beach there is a smaller beach that is a perfect alternative for relaxing. It has showers, disabled access and thatched umbrellas. It has some beautiful ruins at one end that are worth visiting. There are several small fishing boats anchored in front of the beach.

Beach: Cubelles

A line of beaches connected by a promenade. This beach stretches to Punta de Sant Pere, where there is an area that serves as a picnic spot commanding the views.