Beach: Anguileiro

Urban beach of fine tan-coloured sand that opens next to the meanders of the Anguileiro river and combines two areas known as Los Campos and La Ribeira. To the east, there are more urban coves, such as Maleguas, As Furadas and Ribeiría. It has all kinds of services, a leisure area, ample parking and a promenade that connects with the port. ...

Beach: Antequera

It is ideal for anchoring.

Beach: La Antilla

Like Islantilla Beach, it is wide. The small houses in the housing complex of La Antilla extend as far as the beach. There is a small paved promenade with a fine row of palm trees. There are wooden ramps that lead to the beach.

Beach: Antilla

Very well equipped beach that offers all types of facilities. You can enjoy superb views of the coast. It is a very quiet beach, sheltered from the open sea by a big breakwater, called sand bar point. Easily accessed.

Beach: Antillas

It is a beach with charm. It is possible to see boats anchored near the shore.

Beach: Antoñito

Beach: Antuerta

It is accessed from Arenal de Cuberris Beach by a small path that enters this beach on the far left hand side. It is a pleasant, five minute walk. Nudist beach, sheltered on both ends by hills and vegetation. You can surf on this beach.

Beach: El Apio

Beach: Aquamarina

Small beach where you can lie out on sunbeds beneath the shelter of cooling sunshades. It is a beach of fine, golden sands with calm, crystal-clear water. This is also an anchoring area where you can enjoy the thrill of water sports. It has a pleasant promenade lined with palm trees. There are restaurants and accommodation nearby.

Beach: Aramal

Beach: Aramar

Beach: La Araña

Beach: Araugues

Beach: Arbeyal

Just outside Gijon, next to the port of Musel, this beach has only recently undergone an improvement programme. It is well sheltered from the open sea by a large breakwater that encloses the beach and calms the water and waves.

Beach: El Arco

It lies in a very open space with excellent views of the surrounding mountains that serve as a backdrop. The south side of the beach is flanked by high rocks.

Beach: Ardales

It is located on the Conde del Guadalhorce reservoir, better known as the El Chorro marsh. This is one of the six reservoirs in the middle of the course of the Guadalhorce river and its main tributaries: The Guadalteba River and the Turón River. ...

Beach: Ardeleiro

Beach: Area Basta

Beach: Area Basta

Beach: Area Blanca

Beach: Area Blanca

Beach: Area de Bon

Unspoilt and natural beach that has a lifeguard service and an open-air bar, as well as a small jetty for fishing boats.

Beach: Area Brava

This lovely beach is characterised by the surrounding dunes. The beach has white sands and turquoise-blue waters.

Beach: Area Brava

Beach: Area da Barca

Pretty beach along Pontevedra estuary, with a small viewing point to the back of the beach. You can see the town of Marín, which stands opposite.

Beach: Area da Cruz

Long, pretty beach with transparent, turquoise blue water located very near the Espiño campsite. On one side is mount Sinadella, which has some lovely views.

Beach: Area da Isla

Beach: Area da Secada

Beach: Area da Vila

Beach: Area Das Pipas

Pretty beach along Arosa estuary. Behind the beach, there are pine woods where you can leave the car in the shade. You will enjoy lovely views of the mussel farms.

Beach: Area das Vacas

A spectacular fine white sandy beach with clear waters. To get to here, you will have to cross a eucalyptus wood. A big beach with trees on each side. The rocks are full of mussels, which the locals pick on a regular bases.

Beach: Cala Anguila

Secluded cove surrounded by pine trees. For lovers of scuba-diving, there is an impressive natural grotto with a deep, sandy bottom. Easy access.

Beach: Cala Arena

This sandy cove looks out on to pretty views of cliffs and is ideal for those looking for a little peace and tranquility.

Beach: Cala Arenas

Arena Cove is a pebbly beach in the shape of a bay. Fraile Tower serves as a reference point in order to reach the cove.

Beach: Cala Argilaga

This quiet beach is situated in a micro-reserve of fauna. During the summer, only about 20 people visit this beach, making it the ideal haven for those who prefer to avoid crowded beaches. There is a road that leads to Arsilaga Cove, so it can be reached by car.

Beach: Cala Arturo