Beach: La Veneziola

There are numerous craft both anchored near the beach and on the shore itself. There is an open-air bar service.

Beach: Venta del Bancal-Ventanicas

This is the first beach serving the developed areas of the 17 kilometres that make up the Mojácar coast. It is the start of the promenade and is protected by an artificial breakwater. It was named after the "hostel" (venta) previously located here. ...

Beach: Ventin

Beach: La Venus

Located on the far side of the Marbella Marina, this is the starting point of a long line of beaches that stretch as far as the fishing port. It enjoys pretty views of the marina and is dotted with palm trees. It is situated in an inlet that splits in two, both parts forming Venus beach. A very quiet beach.

Beach: La Verga

It is a beach with calm, clear waters; of fine golden sand. It also has a port area, with yachts and leisure craft, which anchor here so that their owners can enjoy this beach. There are deck chairs, sunshades, showers, and toilets. One can also hire water sports equipment. ...

Beach: Los Verilitos

Beach: El Verodal

El Verodal beach is special due to its reddish sand. In a picturesque spot with cliffs and well-conserved natural surroundings, it is a very appealing place for visitors, although swimming is not recommended as the sea here has very strong currents. Its sand is red due to its location at the foot of a cliff of volcanic rock. ...

Beach: La Veta

Fine black sand beach which is reached by going down some steps from the car park and walking for 30 minutes.

Beach: Vía Norte

Beach: La Víbora

This beach can be reached through the nearby residential area. It is a tranquil beach, ideal for resting, sunbathing and strolling along the shore.

Beach: Las Viborillas

The area surrounding the beach is delightful due to the abundance of vegetation that exists adding a bit of colour to the place. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Vicedo Vello