Beach: El Cabo

Beach: Cabodeiro

Cobodeiro Beach is never very busy. You can enjoy perfect views of the bridge that leads to the island from this beach. There are lovely pine woods at the end of the beach.

Beach: Las Cabras

A dirt road leads to this quiet cove which forms part of a very jagged coastline. It is included in the Cumbre Vieja and Teneguia Nature Park.

Beach: Cabrera

This is an extensive beach that stretches along the coast from Mataró to Vilassar de Mar. It is well equipped with facilities: lifeguard post, restaurants, open-air bars. You can enjoy sailing here. Easy parking, opposite the beach.

Beach: El Cabrero

Dark sand beach on the outskirts of Torreguadiaro. It has a large esplanade along the beach where motorhomes are usually located. It is also called Cala Sardina.

Beach: Cabria

The contrast of the dark grey sand and the bright, plentiful vegetation such as the sugar cane are striking features of this beach. The beach is split into two parts by a promenade. Views of Almuñecar can be enjoyed here. You will often see people to fishing along the beach.

Beach: El Cabrito

It also has a small port.

Beach: El Cabrón

It is a beautiful beach with fine, golden sand, still and clear waters, and sheltered from the wind. It is well known by scuba-diving fans because of the splendid variety of flora and fauna on the seabed. It is a clean beach with a Red Cross post, and teams of lifeguards.

Beach: La Cachucha

Beach: Cadavedo

This beach is easy to reach and is well equipped. Cadavedo Beach has a lifeguard service. Its surface is a combination of sand and stones. From the hill above, you can enjoy clear views of Virgen de la Regla Hermitage. Regional dances are held in the open air.

Beach: Cagonera y Serín

Beach: Caión - Salseira

Very crowded beach practically within the village of Caión; very calm for bathing and with very clean waters.