Beach: Los Eucaliptos

It gets its name from lying below the Eucalyptus Housing Estate, where there are lots of eucalyptus trees. Very wide beach.

Beach: Euromangas

This area has a comprehensive infrastructure and services. There are small boats tied up opposite the beach.

Beach: Ezaro

It is located near the mouth of the Jallas River. This beach is in an urban area and is usually very peaceful. It is normally windy, and this is one of its most distinctive features. It also has disabled access.

Beach: Fabal

Situated in an unbeatable spot, surrounded by abundant vegetation of pine trees and fern. Very rarely visited, it is a small undiscovered paradise and the surface is sandy with a few rocks.

Beach: El Moro

This white sand beach with clear blue waters has a piece of level ground that serves as a car-park.

Beach: Los Moros

Beach: Morro de Gos

The first part of this long stretch of beach is in a quiet, partly built-up area, and then a denser urban area of holiday apartments at the southern end, with an excellent seafront promenade. It’s the ideal setting for relaxing, with all the services and amenities expected of an accessible Blue Flag beach. ...

Beach: Morro Jable

A huge beach with fine, white sand over 4 km in length and 60 km wide. This well-kept beach is located in front of hotels and tourist estates, offering all types of services. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Morro de Potala

It is a quiet beach where you can go nude sunbathing. There is a beach bar.

Beach: Morrongo

This beach is next to the port of Benicarló from which it is separated by walls. At dusk, you can observe the presence of fishermen. It has drinking water fountains on the beach.

Beach: Morros Negros

Located in an unspoiled area of the island where people normally go scuba-diving.

Beach: Los Morteros

Beach: Moskurio (Garaio Norte)

Together with Garaio Sur they add up to 2,600 metres in length. Located in the Ullibarri-Camboa reservoir.

Beach: Mosqueiros

Beach: La Mota / los Molinos

Beach: Mougás

Beach: Moure Davella

Beach: Mourillar

Beach: Mourisca

Unspoilt beach with turquoise blue water and white sand. You can get there on foot crossing a small wood, or by car. Both sides of the beach have been filled with gigantic rocks. Normally there are fishing boats anchored on the shore.

Beach: Muchavista

A long and large beach with soft sand. Here you can windsurf and bodyboard. A very touristy area that has a large variety of services such as restaurants and open-air bars.

Beach: El Muelle

It is a small, quiet beach set in a port and mooring area. It possesses a promenade with kiosks and restaurants. Accessible by bus or car, taking C-810 and turning on GC-140.

Beach: Primera y Segunda Caletas

Beach: Primera y Segunda de Luarca

It owes its name to the fact that if forms two small beaches on the same sandy ground, separated from one another by an artificial pier of large stones. The water is very calm as the entrance to the beach is protected by two big piers that at the same time define the port of Luarca, known for its significant fishing activity. ...

Beach: El Pris

One of three beaches of the village with the same name. It is half protected by a retaining breakwater, which is also a type of car-park. You can also get to the beach by bus (number 023). The beach has showers and toilets. It also has a lifeguard service.