Beach: Lobeiras

Beach: Lobos

Beach: Lóbrigo

Beach: Los Locos

This fine sand beach is perfect for strolling and for small children. Running along the beach is a promenade where you can find a garden area with palm trees. There are open-air bars.

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: Loma del Castillo

Beach: Lombiña

Shell-shaped beach excellent for scuba-diving (there is a scuba-diving club). Very well equipped. Several ice-cream stalls can be found along the beach. The swimming area is marked by buoys. Large expanse of sand in a peaceful area. You can rent pedal crafts.

Beach: Lombreira

Beach: Lomo Galeón

Beautiful little cove protected by a valley chiselled into the barren volcanic mountains. The waters are deep green in colour. You can also see La Piedra Gigante (Giant Stone) from the beach.

Beach: Lóngara

It is a beach with a surfing atmosphere and has a section which is cordoned off exclusively for practising this sport. Situated below a cliff, it has pretty views. The dunes are also protagonists on this long beach.

Beach: Lopesa

Beach: Loredo

It is the third beach of the three which form the largest stretch of sand in the whole of Cantabria. It has showers and a car park. Like the other two, it offers attractive views of Santander and Magdalena Palace. On the right side of the beach there is a campsite.

Beach: Los Locos (Torrevieja)

Magnificent sandy beach located north of Torrevieja, after crossing Punta Carral. If offers all kinds of services.

Beach: La Losera

Beach: Loureiro

It is protected at both ends by rocks. It has apartments nearby, and behind them a relatively high wall.

Beach: Loureiro

Beach: Lourido

Beach: Lourido

It is the second of a series of three beaches situated in the Pontevedra estuary, near to the town. The beach is equipped with several wooden walkways which lead as far as the sand. There is a football pitch on the beach itself. There is a sandbank in the middle of the water which some bathers use for sunbathing.

Beach: Lourido

Peaceful and not very crowded, accessed by a 300 metre-long path that crosses ferns and eucalyptus trees. Despite the anchoring area to one side of the beach, the place is quite unspoilt.

Beach: Loutreira

Beach: Luaña

It is an entrance to the sea between the towns of Luaña and Cobreces. The beach is known by the name of either of the two towns which shelter it. It is a large stretch of sand which has small rocks at just one end. On the beach itself there is a bar-restaurant service and a campsite right next to the beach. ...

Beach: Luanco

It is the biggest, most touristy, and crowded beach in Luanco. There are all types of facilities and services from open-air drinks stall and restaurants up to showers and pedal crafts for rent. On the left-hand side there are semi-detached houses. There is a promenade that runs along the entire length of the beach. ...

Beach: Lumebo

Beach: La Maceta

An unspoiled beach, located between rocks and with good access, the water is crystal-clear and calm, with the rocky bottom clearly visible. It has good facilities.

Beach: La Madera

An unspoiled, uncrowded beach. Good for surfing.

Beach: Madorra

Lying very near to the famous America Beach, Madorra has a promenade, which has a set of steps that lead down to the beach. The Estelas Islands are opposite the beach and it is a crossing that can be made by canoe, although fitter visitors swim the distance.

Beach: Maestro Romero

Beach: Magalluf

There is a pleasant promenade with palm trees where it is possible to find hotels, bars and restaurants. Facing the beach there is a large rocky isle (Sa Porrasa). You can take a ride in one of the motorboats known locally as golondrinas.

Beach: Magdalena

Located beside the Peninsula of Magdalena. Normally there are some boats anchored at the shore. The swimming area is closed off by buoys. In the water there are several rafts; platforms that young people swim to and then lie down and sunbathe. There is a sailing school with an open-air drinks stall dividing this beach from the next one. ...

Beach: Maior de Malpica

As its name suggests, it is the largest beach in Malpica. It forms a small inlet which also encloses the small beach of Canido. Malpica is on the top of a mound. From the promenade itself there are beautiful views of Sisargas Islands, of great beauty because of its cliffs and the flora and fauna found there.

Beach: El Majanicho

Lying sheltered from the tides in an unspoiled area. It is used as a place to drop anchor.

Beach: Major

The left-hand side is protected by a small cliff with abundant vegetation, with the right-hand side being rocky. Very tranquil beach. It has a small jetty for fishing boats.

Beach: La Malagueta

An urban beach located between the port of Malaga and the La Caleta beach. Its central location and spaciousness make this a very popular option. It has a children's play area and a sports zone. Its seafront promenade is home to a wide array of bars and restaurants.

Beach: Malapesquera

Beach: Malaspina

Access is possible on foot over the rocks from Canadell Beach or through the houses in the village. The surroundings are very picturesque.

Beach: Malecón