Beach: Pedra Alta

Beach: Pedra do Sal

This beach is part of the Nature 2000 Network, a European initiative aimed at preserving biodiversity. If you visit you will get a good idea of the area’s wealth of landscapes, with rugged views alongside wonderful coves of golden sand.

Beach: Pedra Roja

Beach located to the north of Moncófar and in a densely populated area.

Beach: Pedregalejo

This is a series of well cared-for city beaches with a friendly atmosphere and good access, just 3 kilometres from the city of Malaga. They are protected by artificial sea defences and have promenades. The area has a range of services such as showers, telephone, life guards, access walkways, and umbrella and sun lounger rental. ...

Beach: Los Pedregales

Beach in a pretty place with low houses right on the beach. Uncrowded, there are showers and a children's park. Near to this beach is the port of Gandía.

Beach: El Pedrero

It lies in Tina Mayor estuary that divides Asturias from Cantabria. There is a flat piece of land that serves as a car-park, and there is also a restaurant next to it.

Beach: El Pedrido

Beach: Pedro Barba

It is located in a not very built up area and the sand is golden. It is protected from the swell and is used as a mooring area.

Beach: Pedrón

Beach: Pedrosa

It can be reached by car, which you can park almost beside the sand. Along the same inlet, you will find more beaches, all of which share the same characteristics - some smaller than others, but all of them enjoy the same environment and setting. Quite sandy, but with piles of rocks and stones in the surf.

Beach: El Pedruchillo

Beach: El Pedrucho

Beach: Pedrullo

Beach: La Peixerota

Set in pleasant surroundings with lots of greenery. Between the beaches of Ruidecanyes and La Pixerota, there is an open-air bar with terrace and a small rocky hill.

Beach: Peizás

This beach is easily accessed. To get there from Foz take N-642 to Burela. It has all kinds of services available on the beach, including ramps for the disabled.

Beach: La Pelada

This beach is ideal for windsurfing. The beach is nudist.

Strand: Los Peligros

It has a sailing school with hire of Optimus craft, kayaks and windsurf boards. Next to the sailing school there is a beach bar. The bathing area is indicated, and it has floating platforms for sunbathing. On the right-hand side there is a wharf from which people fish.

Beach: La Pelliseta

Before arriving at Roc de Sant Galetá point, this beach fans out. There are a set of straw sunshades which are very useful.

Beach: Pelota Bayana

Beach: La Peña del Dice

Beach: Peña Doria

Very similar to Cala de la Cueva, this is the last cove you will come across before reaching Cabo Vidio lighthouse.

Beach: La Peña Grande

An easy to get to beach backed by an urban area with a good number of services and facilities, such as a lifeguard team and a cleaning service.

Beach: Peña del Moro

Beach: Pena Roiba