Beach: Navaliños

Beach: Navia

Located very close to the Navia tidal inlet is a very well-kept beach surrounded by eucalyptus and pine trees that give off pleasant shade to protect oneself, with picnic areas and a big children's park.

Beach: El Navío

Open beach set at the foot of a small cliff. The morphology of this open beach make it a great place to practise sports like windsurfing. You can get there from the Chinamada turn off, on TF-121 road.

Beach: La Nea

There is a promenade and disabled person access. It is beside a club and marina. The water on this beach is very calm.

Beach: La Negra

Beach: Negra

Located halfway between Isla Plana and Mazarrón. Surrounded by mountains, rocks, palm trees, and the sea. Amongst the beaches in the area, Playa Negra is beautiful and quiet. It has a variety of services and bar facilities.

Beach: Las Negras

A beach with lots of charm. The beach of Las Negras, with its small boats at the water's edge, makes for a truly picturesque landscape.

Beach: Negrete

Beach: El Negro

Beach: Nemiña

Beach: Nerga

This attractive and busy beach has a number of infrastructures (showers, car park, civil protection, etc.). Nerga provides fantastic views of the Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands). Behind the beach we find sand dunes.

Beach: Los Nietos

Beach: Las Nieves I

It is a beach with calm waters. Normally, this place gets quite crowded. It is also a harbour and anchoring area; with a pleasant and peaceful promenade and nearby restaurants. The beach is near the port of Nieves. It has a car park. You can get to it either by car, on C-810, or by bus.

Beach: Las Nieves II

A beach where it is possible to anchor. It is crystal-clear and has a lovely walk with nearby restaurants. The nearest port is that of Las Nieves. The Gáldar bus line stops at this beach, or you can come by car on the C-810, until you reach Las Nieves 3.

Beach: Niñeiriños

Located in lovely surroundings with beautiful views of the tidal inlet.

Beach: Niño do Corvo

Beach: Niño do Corvo

Beach: Niñóns

The sand is fine and white, interrupted by a small stream that crosses the beach.

Beach: Nogales

It forms part of the Sauces Mountains and Punta Llana Nature Park.

Beach: La Ñora

You can access this beach in two ways: either by car right up to the beach or walking along a path covered by eucalyptus trees that goes first to the viewpoint and then onto the beach. Surrounded by scrubland with abundant vegetation and some summer homes. Easily accessible.

Beach: Nord de Torreblanca

This is a very long beach which joins Torrenostra Beach at the end. It also has showers.

Beach: Norte de Gandía

This is the main beach within the town of Gandía. It is busy and well cared-for, with excellent facilities and leisure services. The beach area is lively, with all kinds of activities. It also has disabled access.

Beach: Nosa Señora

It is necessary to cross the neighbouring beach of Roda to reach this lovely beach. Its surface is made up of small shells, and it is a good area for relaxing and taking it easy.

Beach: Nosa Señora