Beach: La Jara

It is a very unusual beach which you will reach by road. The beach is protected by rock massifs in the shape of a half moon which prevent the sea from washing away the sand. It is therefore quite quiet, making it easier for recreational craft to move around. There are attractive views of the Doñana Nature Park. ...

Beach: Los Jesuítas

it has fine white sand which contrasts with the red wall which enclose the beach. It is a very natural beach with attractive views. Its name comes from a red building, which was a Jesuit monastery. It is possible to visit a Latin village, an area surrounded by buildings, whose ground floors are bars, restaurants and terraces.

Beach: Jinámar

Beach: Jondal

This beach is watched over by lifeguards. It is ideal for sailing, kayaking and scuba-diving. It has a car-park, restaurants, a beach cleaning service and sun lounger hire.

Beach: El Jorado

Situated at the mouth of Jorado gully, it lies under a cliff and is quiet. It is advisable to visit it by boat.

Beach: La Joya

A nudist beach. You can get there by car, and thereafter walking along a path for some 500 metres until you reach the beach. There are boats anchored in the area.

Beach: Juan López

It is an unspoiled beach with cliffs and coarse black sand. It is reached via the Juan López ravine, located near the road. It can also be reached by boat, and the waters are calm.

Beach: Juan Negrín

Beach: Juan XIII

Beach: La Juana

Clean, crystal clear waters, ideal for bathing.

Beach: Juanito

It is a medium-sized beach which gets wider from north to south. The coastline runs until the neighbouring beach of Garbi. It has a beach bar and showers. At the end of the beach there is a breakwater which marks the beginning of Garbi Beach.

Beach: Juncal