Beach: Loira

Volleyball and football are both played here. It has pitches marked out on the sand for both sports. Behind the beach there is a small canal with a number of fishing boats. The left-hand end is protected by a wooded mountain and the other by a small mountain with buildings. Very pleasant surroundings and fine, golden sand. ...

Beach: Laño

Beach: Port de Sant Miquel

To access the beach there is a paved ramp. Opposite, you can see the Illa des Bosc and the surrounding natural environments. It has several facilities and sports can be played here.

Beach: Navia

Located very close to the Navia tidal inlet is a very well-kept beach surrounded by eucalyptus and pine trees that give off pleasant shade to protect oneself, with picnic areas and a big children's park.

Beach: As Pasadas

Beach sheltered under a small cliff a few meters high that has a picnic area. It is very rocky but the surface is fine white sand. It is usually visited by surf fans, for its waves and for the services it provides.

Beach: Ponzos

A lovely beach, well-tended and with good sand. There are showers, bins, a lifeguard and a cleaning service.

Beach: Morouzos

To get to this beach, you must cross a well-tended and perfectly conditioned pine grove. There is a picnic area and paths along which it is possible to go on walking or cycling excursions. The beach is well cared for and in order to reach the sand, it is necessary to do so using the large wooden walkways. ...

Beach: Coroso

A long beach with excellent facilities. It has disabled access, football goal posts, showers, toilets, wooden walkways, a promenade complete with a bicycle lane.

Beach: Niñóns

The sand is fine and white, interrupted by a small stream that crosses the beach.

Beach: El Brosquil

Located at the entrance of the Estany Lagoon in a small, tranquil village surrounded by orange groves. This stretch of coastline includes three very different areas of beach, each with a different name: El Brosquil, situated to the south of the municipal area, the Silencio beach with its rocks and small sandy areas, and Dorado, a semi-urban beach.

Beach: Mareny de Sant Llorenç

The line of dunes at its back is the stand-out feature of this lovely beach, which also forms part of the Albufera Natural Park with its rich, privileged ecosystem. This is a wild beach - there are no buildings, and it’s here you’ll find the only authorised nudist area on the Cullera coast.

Beach: Isla del Zújar

It is located in the Zújar reservoir. Very gently access to the water, ideal for children and older people.