Beach: Puçol

Rocks and sand are equally prominent in the landscape of this beach, which is over two kilometres long. Its promenade runs along the entire coastline.

Beach: Pudrimel del Mar Menor

This is a small beach close to the road. It has dark sand and the water is tranquil.

Beach: Pudrimel

Is the first beach in the region of Manga where you can swim in the Mediterranean Sea.

Beach: El Puerco

Beach: Puerta del Mar

A landscaped promenade, with bars and restaurants. Easy access for the disabled, both to the promenade and the beach. Lifeguard service.

Beach: El Puertillo

It has fine golden sand. Take a walk along the beach promenade, which is lined with kiosks and restaurants. The nearest port in the area is Alcaravaneras. You can get to the beach by bus on the Las Palmas line or by car along the C-813 road, turning off at km 22.

Beach: El Puertito

Beach: El Puertito

Isolated and unspoiled. Easier access by sea.

Beach: El Puertito

Beach: El Puertito

Pretty beach that lies on a jutting piece of island land that lies next to a wind power centre.

Beach: El Puertito

Small bay that leads onto this beautiful and compact cove, with a dark cliff on one side that contrasts with the green-tinged sea.

Beach: Puerto La Aldea

This beach is next to Puerto la Aldea, it is a small dock where small pleasure boats are moored. It is equipped with a picnic area.

Beach: Puerto Bello

Puerto Bello is situated at the entrance to a marina. Its sand is particularly beautiful and the water is shallow in comparison with the average of the beaches of the Mar menor. It has playgrounds for children.

Beach: Puerto Chico

Beach: La Pared

The beach is unspoilt and a very good place for practising water sports such as surfing.

Beach: Paredes

Beach: El Parrado

A quiet, unspoilt beach sheltering below a rocky cliff.

Beach: Parreño

It is an unspoiled and natural beach. It is officially nudist. The quality of the sand is excellent, and there are also a few dunes around the beach. It is surrounded by wild scrubland.

Beach: Pas d'En Adolf

Beach: El Pas

Beautifully maintained beach. Continual monitoring of the water quality. It has calm waters and a fine pebble surface. This area is much used for fishing (large gilthead sea bream, octopus and sole) as well as scuba diving and kayaking. One unusual feature is that you can see starfish on the sea bed. ...

Beach: Pasaxe

Beach: Pasito Blanco

Just before the marina of the same name. The beach is quite big. There are usually a few small boats anchored ashore.

Beach: El Pasito

Beach: Paso del Salgo

It is a small and quite nudist beach, in an unspoiled area. It has clear waters, and lies amongst crags with moderate sized waves. Las Nieves port is the closest port. In order to reach the area you need take the C-810 road and turn off at the GC-140 road that leads to Sardina. ...