Beach: Seixeliño

Beach: Senyor Ramón

It is a long, narrow beach of yellow sand. Surrounded by vegetation, in particular pine groves. Ideal for dropping anchor, many boats stop by this beach. The waters are crystal-clear and calm and the seabed is a combination of rocks and sand. Nudists frequent the beach.

Beach: La Sepultura

To the north it borders Tamargada and is somewhat more spacious, it can be reached on foot or by boat and there are some lovely views from the path.

Beach: Serans

Beach: Serantes

Rustic beach with a wide extension, the sand is golden and coarse. The water is crystal-clear. There is a beautiful walk to the cove of Mexota, a very attractive place. This beach is signposted in the town.

Beach: Serpe-A Seca

Beach: Serradal

A large stone beach. It has fine sand, but in the shore where the waves break. It is bordered by the local road between Alcocebre and Torreblanca.

Beach: El Serradal

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

Beach: Serragrossa

Behind this small beach there is the big Serragrosa mountain, hence its name. Use the footpath to get to these crystal-water coves. The sea is flat because it is protected on both sides by rocks.

Beach: El Serrallo

A big quiet beach. The end of the beach joins up with the nudist beach of Migjorn.

Beach: El Serrón

It is of considerable size and is less affected by the tides than other beaches on this stretch of coast. It is still unspoiled. An idyllic spot to lose yourself. There are two ways of getting down to the beach: at the western end, which is the easiest, and down the middle, via a set of wooden steps.

Beach: Ses Covetes

Beach located between Sa Rápita and Es Trenc. It is the most well-kept of the beaches in this area; protected by rocks on either side. Good for windsurfing.