Beach: Caló de Sa Torre

It is made up of two small coves that are separated by a series of low lying rocks. It is known as Calo de sa Torre because of an ancient ruined tower that lies nearby. There are also many boats that anchor around the area.

Beach: Caló Santanyí

This beach is easy to get to, as it is well signposted throughout the town. Sunbed and restaurant services are available. The sand is top quality, while water is extremely clean and clear. Many sports are available, like windsurfing and scuba-diving; the necessary gear is for rent.

Beach: Caló de son Caios

Beach: Caló En Timo

Quiet cove situated between s'Estalella tower and Punta Plana lighthouse. This beach can be reached on foot from s'Estanyol port crossing through the pine grove. It is surrounded by abundant vegetation, including scrub and pine woods that stretch as far as the water.

Beach: El Calón

Beach: Calsoa

Beach: La Calzada

Extensive beach with excellent fine sand. It has a full range of services, including pedalo and waterbike hire, which offer very useful means of accessing the beaches in the Doñana nature reserve. The other alternative is to reach the reserve by boat. ...

Beach: Las Cámaras

Beach with a seafront promenade and some services.

Beach: Camarón

The beach fills up in the summer season but it is not packed. It is well worth a visit, along with the neighbouring beaches of la Regla and Las Tres Piedras, that are all unspoiled. All manner of sports can be played including, windsurfing, sailing, golf, jogging... ...

Beach: Camaxe

Beach: Cambaredo

Unspoilt beach that lies between crags and sheer cliff faces full of vegetation. The rocky seabed and the clear waters make this an ideal location for scuba-diving.

Beach: Camboa

Beach: Cambriles

Beach: El Cambrón

Beach: Camelle

The beach is surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation and lies next to the village of Carvallo. It is a picturesque and traditional village. The ample beach is home to various small fishing boats, and the old ladies from the village make lace whilst sitting on the granite benches. ...

Beach: El Camello

It is right next to Península de la Magdalena. On the left side of the beach there is a huge rock topped with a famous statue. It has a promenade that runs to Concha Beach.

Beach: El Camello

Gorgeous access to this beach at the foot of an enormous hill, where you can park your car. It is suitable for water sports.

Beach: Camino de Santana

Beach: El Camisón

The beach lies next to the promenade and moreover offers a good selection of facilities.

Beach: Camp de Mar

It is characterised by its wooden footbridge that leads from the middle of the beach right up to the open-air bar that lies on a small island.

Beach: Campamento

Beach: Camp

Beach with services and facilities available for public use.

Beach: La Campana

Beach: Campanario

Located on the left bank of the Orellana reservoir, it has a beach bar, parking and a wide and clean artificial beach area. Easy access to the bathing area; and you can do water sports, among other activities.

Beach: Campelo

Beach: Campelo

It can be reached by a flight of steps that lead down from the road that crosses the village of Campelo. It is small and is an excellent vantage point for viewing Tomba Island. The beach is covered in fine, white sand mixed with some grass that lends the beach an unspoilt feel.

Beach: Campiecho

Beach: Campo Golf Este

Beach: Campo Golf Oeste

Beach: Campo de Golf

Beach: El Campo

A big, quiet beach with fine sand.

Beach: Campo

Beach: Campofrío

Beach: Camposa

Beach: Camposancos

Beach: Camposoto

The car ride before you get to the beach is particularly interesting since you have to cross the marshes. It is located in a flat and almost wild setting. It is extremely vast, and parking is easy. There are also different accesses to the beach along boardwalks, where you have to cross a stream running parallel to the beach.