Beach: Laida

It is found on the Mundaka or Guernika estuary, opposite Mundaka, the paradise for surfers. This is considered the perfect beach for children since the water is not very deep. The sand is fine and golden, it also has a large dune and is the largest beach in the entire estuary. ...

Beach: Laidatxu

Located opposite the beach of Laida, and it is much deeper than it is long. The most popular sport is canoeing. It has a beach bar and showers. On the left part of the beach there is a small canal which flows into the sea.

Beach: La Laja

Situated opposite a rustic village. A beach with calm water where lots of little fishing boats drop anchor.

Beach: La Lajita

It is in a semi-urban area, the beach is of black sand and because the waters are calm it is also used as an area to drop anchor. It can be reached by bus.

Beach: L’Almardà

This beach is right next to Malvarosa Beach. The two are separated by a small water channel.

Beach: Lambra

Unspoilt, peaceful beach.

Beach: Lance Nuevo (Mojácar)

A small, crowded, but quiet and family-friendly beach in the area of the old breakwater, where net casting (lance), an art of fishing, was practised years ago. Surrounded by tourist services.

Beach: El Lance de la Virgen

It is a large pebble and gravel beach. The village of El Lance de la Virgen stretches between the road and the beach.

Beach: El Lance

The clear blue water contrasts with the dark volcanic-looking sand.

Beach: Los Lances Norte

It is an ideal place for windsurfing. It has the best conditions for this sport, with equipment, etc, in addition to numerous surfing clubs.

Beach: Los Lances Sur

Beach: El Ancón

A long beach encircled by two-story houses that make up the village of Carboneras. The bare mountains of the area are typical of many of Almeria's regions. The surface is made up of sand and stones.