Beach: Piedra Mala

It is surrounded by a gap that forms the oval shape of the beach. You can access the beach from either end or from the neighbouring beach, Playa del Rincón.

Beach: Piedra Mansa

Beach: Piedra Nueva

Enclosed between a hillside and a strip of land that runs down to the sea, you will find this quiet beach of green, transparent waters.

Beach: Piedra Villazar

It named after the rocky structure located on its sands, the Villazar stone. Close to the junction between the municipality's coastal strip and its access to the village, in front of the Commercial Park. The Parador de Turismo de Mojácar is located near this beach.

Beach: Piedras Gordas

This beach is situated inside the small nature reserve of La Almadraba. Access is along a paved road where it is possible to park. This beach is clean, has crystal-clear water, fine sand and is fairly rustic. Sailing and windsurfing are common here.

Beach: Pijil

Beach: Pila de la Barrilla

This small cove is located in Tías, the area of the Lanzarote coast most frequented by tourists. The beach has a promenade and hospitality facilities, as well as surveillance and security equipment. It is accessible by bus, and also has a car park.

Beach: Piles

It is a vast beach with fine sand. The softness of the shore's sand and the excellent services and facilities make it an ideal beach for the kids. It has all manner of services and facilities.

Beach: El Pinar

This beach is right next to Gurugú Beach, and they are only separated by a small river. Towards the other side you can seen the Port of Grao. The beach is very clean and well equipped.

Beach: La Pineda

La Pineda has a plentiful supply of hotels. It has open-air bars, restaurants, etc.

Beach: Pinedo

This beach lies in the mouth of river Turia. The area is a meeting point of a great many fish and fishermen. You can see Valencia's commercial port from here.

Beach: Piñeirón