Beach: Les Barques

The port of Balís divides Sant Vicenç Beach from Les Barques beach. It has a variety of services, such as lifeguards and beach bars. Estació Beach can be reached on foot.

Beach: L'Estació

You can get to it from Mataró or walking from Les Barques Beach or from the EL Balís marina. Protected by a small, artificial stone breakwater.

Beach: Carril

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.

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: 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: 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: Los Pocillos

A white sand beach more than a kilometre long and which in some stretches is more than 200 metres wide. There is a Red Cross post, and you can rent loungers, sunshades, there are telephones, bins, and sailing equipment for hire. At the other side of the promenade there are various shopping centres with supermarkets, shops, and restaurants. ...

Beach: De Corralejo viejo

A cosy beach that is safe and accessible. This cove is really calm and perfect for relaxing. What's more, it is situated on an avenue lined with cafés and restaurants, and you can get to the beach easily by car. It has a car park.

Beach: Las Burras

A fine sand beach with services and shopping centre.

Beach: El Serradal

It lies in between Benicassim's South Beach and Gurugu Beach. This is a quiet beach of coarse, brown sand.

Beach: Isla del Zújar

It is located in the Zújar reservoir. Very gently access to the water, ideal for children and older people.

Beach: La Torre

Beach: Blanca

This is a very wide beach of golden sands that fulfils all the requirements necessary to be awarded the European Union blue flag every year. Hammocks, parasols, jet-skis and pedaloes can be rented. The beach also has showers, public toilets, a Red Cross post, a children's area and a beach sports zone. It is an ideal beach for windsurfing. ...

Beach: El Arenal

This beach is made up of a small bay of fine golden sand, and is encircled by a small promenade. Looking out towards the sea on the left side there is a small marina.

Beach: Pila de la Barrilla

This small cove is located in Tías, the area of the Lanzarote coast most frequented by tourists. The beach has a promenade and hospitality facilities, as well as surveillance and security equipment. It is accessible by bus, and also has a car park.

Beach: Matagorda

Across from the Matagorda Housing Estate, the sand is good, the area is well connected and there are all kinds of services and facilities available, equipment for water sports, as well as sunshades and sunbeds for hire, telephones, etc. Good conditions for windsurfing, with a windsurfing club on the beach.

Beach: Mota de Sant Pere

A beach that stretches from the mouth of the river Foix (Punta de Sant Pere) to the port. A good area for fishing. The beach is protected by various breakwaters.

Beach: Pescadors

Beach: Morouzos

To get to this beach, you must cross a well-tended and perfectly conditioned pine grove. There is a picnic area and paths along which it is possible to go on walking or cycling excursions. The beach is well cared for and in order to reach the sand, it is necessary to do so using the large wooden walkways. ...

Beach: Coroso

A long beach with excellent facilities. It has disabled access, football goal posts, showers, toilets, wooden walkways, a promenade complete with a bicycle lane.