Beach: Sant Joan

Beach: Sant Jordi

A blue flag beach. Sant Jordi d'Alfama Castle(13th-18th century), is located on the beach it lends its name to. It has open-air bars, showers, volleyball net, WC cabins, etc. It is almost wider than it is long.

Beach: El Tío Roig

Beach: Tirant

Situated in a bay, this is a long beach of dark sands and shallow waters.

Beach: Tiritaña

It is a small nudist beach, situated in a rustic area. It has crystal clear, quiet waters. To get there, follow C-812. There is a parking area.

Beach: Patos

One of the biggest beaches in Vigo, with more than three kilometres of sandy ground. It offers all kinds of facilities. There are views of the Islas Cíes (Cíes Islands) opposite. It is set in just the right position to enjoy beautiful sunsets.

Beach: Los Patos

An unspoilt beach, with volcanic features, almost 1 km long.

Beach: Pau Pí

Beach: Sardinero I

Also known as "the first Sardinero beach", it is located in the heart of the city of Santander and is one of the most popular beaches in Cantabria. It is easy to access even for people with limited mobility. It has a wide range of services and is bordered by an attractive seafront promenade. ...

Beach: Sardinero II

Beach: Cantarriján

It can be reached by car. The beach is very beautiful. It is formed of a series of two very pretty nudist beaches. You will find both nudists and non-nudists. The rocky sea depths and transparent water make this a good place to enjoy scuba-diving.

Beach: Camposoto-El Castillo

It is considered one of the best beaches in the province of Cádiz and one of the most accessible in Andalucía. It forms part of the Bay of Cadiz Nature Reserve and is an area of great interest because of its marshes. ...

Beach: Casería

A beach with little sand, a strong maritime atmosphere and a unique landscape, located next to the Casería de Ossio neighbourhood, on the shores of the Bay of Cadiz. Fishermen often use this spot to shelter their boats. In its restaurants and beach bars, you can sample the delicious fresh fish caught locally.

Beach: Coma-Ruga

The boardwalk that leads to the Coma-Ruga Sailing Club separates the beaches of Sant Salvador and Coma-Ruga. It is full of holidaymakers from the area. A promenade lines the back of the beach and runs until Sant Salvador Beach. A few small streams form on the beach.

Beach: Es Port

It stands beside the small port in Colonia de Sant Jordi. Restaurants and shops are located near the beach. A short distance away you can see small boats moored. Boats leave from Colonia de Sant Jordi heading for the island of Cabrera.

Beach: La Duquesa

It lies next to La Duquesa marina on one side and Chullera Beach on the other. The shape of the beach is very odd as it is divided into two separate areas by artificial jutting out rocks. Scuba-diving and snorkelling are popular.

Beach: Es Dolç

An unspoilt beach with lots of vegetation and wonderful fine white sand.

River beach: Fuente de los Baños

Idyllic space along the course of the river Mijares, around an impressive limestone gorge about 15 metres high. It is known for its thermal waters, which stay at around 25 degrees all year round. There is a riverside promenade and several hiking trails to explore the area. ...

Beach: El Bol

Situated between the beaches of l'Espigó and La Roda, this beach is located in the most urban area of Altea. The protection of two breakwaters makes the water calm and perfect for swimming. In addition to its charming promenade, with lively restaurants overlooking the sea, there are impressive mountains in the background.

Beach: Del Cañón-La Pelá

A family-friendly sandy beach with good services, a promenade and a wide range of leisure and restaurant facilities in the section of La Pelá. The area of El Cañón, the closest to the port of Motril and away from the urban area of Torrenueva Costa, stands out for its tranquillity and natural surroundings.

Beach: Muro

This is one of Majorca’s most popular beaches thanks to its fine, white sand and crystal-clear waters. Sheltered by a pine forest, it stretches for just under 6 kilometres, with four distinct areas: Sectors I and II, which are the liveliest and best equipped with amenities such as hotels and restaurants; the central section, known as Es Comú ...

Beach: Cala Conta

Also known as Platges de Comte, this is one of Ibiza's most recognisable beaches and is located on the west side of the island, a few kilometres from Sant Josep de sa Talaia and Sant Antoni de Portmany. It comprises a series of small coves with white sand, flat rocks, and turquoise waters. ...

Beach: El Cofete Beach

This 14-kilometre beach in the south of Fuerteventura, in the Canary Islands, is situated in a beautiful unspoilt area surrounded by mountains. As it is far from tourist hotspots it is not usually very busy, so it is perfect for people who love unspoilt beaches and want to get away from it all. ...

Beach: Los Cristianos

On the southern coast of the island of Tenerife, in the municipality of Arona, this golden sandy beach, located next to the seaport of Los Cristianos, is waiting to be enjoyed. ...