Beach: Portichol

A compact and tidy bay-shaped beach, with small houses and jetties used by the fishermen for mooring their boats and safeguarding their fishing equipment. It is surrounded by pine trees and has excellent views of a small island called "EL Portixol", which is an ideal location for snorkelling and scuba-diving.

Beach: Portiella

Small cove Very good access because it is an important shellfish farm.

Beach: El Portiello de San Martín

Beautiful unspoiled cove. The beach is protected by its cliffs. The shape of the cove is almost round, with a small stretch that is left to allow the water to enter into it.

Beach: Portiellu de Cué

This quiet beach of crystal-clear waters, protected from the open sea can be reached from Toro Beach, coming of the pathway that surrounds the beach and following the vegetation.

Beach: El Portil

Beach: Portiño de A Devesa

Beach: Portiño

Situated in the village of O'Grove. The famous island of La Toja is opposite.

Beach: Portiño

Beach: Portio

Located in a cove where this beach is found and Cerrias Beach, face to face. Protected on both sides by rocks. It has a lifeguard service.

Beach: El Portitxol

Beach: Portizuelo

A beach surrounded by mountains in a beautiful setting.

Beach: Portlligat

Beach: Portmán

Near Cartagena marina, there lies a very quiet beach next to the small town of Portmán. This is a beach that is being regenerated, made up of sand, reeds, rushes and bushes. With a length of just over a kilometre, it is easy to reach on foot. It can also be reached by city bus or by car, as it has a car park. ...

Beach: Porto Ancho

Beach: Porto Cabanas

Beach: Porto Chas

Small fishing village beach. Surrounded by sown fields and a house. The cove is closed, peaceful and thus stops the sea current.

Beach: Porto Cristo

Near the maritime port of Portocristo, where it is possible to see boats and make a crossing aboard one of the golondrina motorboats, as they are popularly known in the area. There are open-air bars and restaurants.

Beach: Porto da Barca

Beach: Porto dos Botes

It is a rocky and sand beach. The water is very clean. Take the C-550 and it is just after the lighthouse of Punta de Insua.

Beach: Porto Meloxo

Beach: Porto Negros

Beach: Porto Pí

Reached by passing through Llorel cove. This is a small, tidy beach. There are many individual mini beaches in the south end. You can enjoy beautiful views of the bay and Llorel Beach, which has a good infrastructure.

Beach: Portocelo

Is the first beach from Marín; access is very well signposted. Like all the beaches in the area, it has lots of good facilities. The swimming area is marked by buoys to separate it from the anchoring area. The part behind the beach is walled and from here the promenade starts surrounded by abundant vegetation. Mountain biking is practised here.

Beach: Portocelo

San Ciprián is located on a narrow inlet that covers a large area of sand. It is like a port where small fishing boats are moored. The water is very still and is protected from the open sea. Vegetation is a very important feature of this beach.