Beach: Arenal de S'Olla de Son Saura

This beach is easily accessed on the Camino de Sant Joan de Missa. It is formed by two sandy areas, one of the west and another on the east, the latter being the longest of the two. A pretty beach surrounded by pine trees that reach down to the sand itself.

Beach: Arenal

Long, quiet beach. Flanked by hills. Near Bajamar.

Beach: Arenal de Sonabia

Beach: Arenales del Sol

Arenales del Sol beach is within the municipal area of Elche. With nearly three kilometres of fine white sand, it is one of the most appreciated beaches on the coast of Alicante, both for the quality of the water and for the wealth of marine life. ...

Beach: Arenas Blancas

Beach: Las Arenas

It has good access and infrastructures. Good for surfing.

Beach: Las Arenas

Beach: Las Arenas

This beach begins at Chulleras point. It lies below the whitewashed houses of a beautiful residential area. On one end of it is Sardina Cove. This area is well equipped for a variety of sports.

Beach: Las Arenas

Beach: Las Arenas

A ravine runs between high cliffs to end in the sea and looks like an oasis.

Beach: Las Arenas

Beach: Arenilla

This is an ideal beach for surfing.

Beach: Arenillas

A small beach with fine golden sand and calm waters, not commonly frequented by holidaymakers.

Beach: Arenisco

This beach is located next to Punta Hidalgo and its lighthouse. There is a campsite and various accommodation options nearby, as well as a Red Cross lifeguard service. Along with the natural pool it adjoins, El Arenisco is the place where most of the families in the area gather on weekends.

Beach: Areoura

The most prominent features of the landscape surrounding this semi-urban beach are cliffs and rocky areas. It has good facilities and services, as well as disabled access, and is usually quite busy.

Beach: Ares

Beach: Argaga

This tranquil beach lies on a deep, fertile riverbed that flows into the sea.

Beach: De Argazada

Sheltered beach. It has car parks, some for the disabled. Nearby, there is a large green space, as well as a skating and skateboarding area and restaurants.

Beach: Arguamul

Quiet, rocky beach. The water is crystal-clear. Scuba-diving is popular.

Beach: Arguineguín

The is the biggest fishing enclave of the coast. The beach has fine, black sands. It is characterised by its clear, calm waters and is usually frequented by local bathers. It is sheltered from the wind and the currents. There are restaurants and accommodation nearby. The closest port is Puerto Rico.

Beach: Arinaga

The sand of this beach is dark. It has moderate sized waves. There is a pretty promenade. It has lifeguard posts and a Red Cross service. Windsurfing is very popular.

Beach: Ariño

Beach: Aritxatxu

A small beach that lies below a cliff. On the left hand side of the beach there is a natural pool that is excellent for a refreshing dip. It does not really have big waves as it is protected by a cliff on its right hand side and a huge rock, from which people dive. It has a lifeguard service and an open-air bar. ...

Beach: Armazá