Beach: San Xurxo

It is a wonderful beach. It forms a great bay with an immense sandy surface. It is surrounded by a lot of vegetation which reaches down to the beach itself. It is usually visited by windsurfing enthusiasts.

Beach: Sancidiello

A lovely beach dominated by a towering cliff at the western end. Lots of seagulls make their nests on this closed-off point, you can also see cormorants. The peacefulness of this place is probably its best virtue. There are magnificent views from either of the projections above the gully for those who get there on rural paths.

Beach: Sancti-Petri

A fantastic beach for practising windsurfing, especially in the area near the fishing port of Sancti-Petri where, on windy days, spectacular currents from between this beach and that of El Castillo. The beach extends until reaching the Costa Sancti-Petri Housing Estate, which is also ideal for scuba-diving and fishing.

Beach: Sandría

Beach: Sangatiño

Beach: Sant Adeodato

Beach: Sant Antoni

Big beach with three bays separated by breakwaters and a promenade perfect for skating or bicycles.. In the third bay, there is access for disabled people. There are also metal steps onto the beach. Some orange craft are used to measure the purity of the water.

Beach: Sant Antonio (Cullera)

This is Cullera’s most central and cosmopolitan beach. Many of the facilities and the cafés, bars and restaurants are open all year round, because this area is part of the city itself. There are all facilities of all kinds catering for all ages, and a seafront promenade that visitors love. ...

Beach: Sant Elm

This is the largest beach located in the town of Sant Elm itself. It receives a large number of visitors and has a full range of services and facilities.

Beach: Sant Esteve de la Fosca

Beach: Sant Feliu

Beach: Sant Gervasi

Easy access beach with calm waters and splendid views of the port of Vilanova. There are piers on either side. It is an ideal spot to bring young children.

Beach: Sant Joan

Lying well away from any urban areas, but very easy to reach. There is a car-park above the cove. In the shape of a small bay protected by a tiny cliff.

Beach: Sant Joan

Beach: Sant Jordi

A blue flag beach. Sant Jordi d'Alfama Castle(13th-18th century), is located on the beach it lends its name to. It has open-air bars, showers, volleyball net, WC cabins, etc. It is almost wider than it is long.

Beach: Sant Llorenç

Beach: Sant Martí d'Empúries

Beach: Sant Miquel

Beach: Sant Pere Pescador

An enormous and fabulous beach where all sports and wind-related leisure activities are enjoyed. Surroundings of green areas, low-rise housing and campsites make this a peaceful beach.

Beach: Sant Pere

This beach, lying below the Mal Pas Housing Estate, is, along with Sant Joan, the only sandy beach on this stretch of coast.

Beach: Sant Pol

This beach is the centre of the bay. Sant Pol Beach is scarcely two kilometres from Sant Feliú de Guixols. The quality of the sand is excellent. Along the bay there are many boats anchored.

Beach: Sant Pol

It has an open-air bar, showers and toilets. The church of Sant Pau, high up in the town just on top of the beach. It has very calm waters.

Beach: Sant Salvador

More than two kilometres of beach, with golden sand and tranquil waters, between the municipality of Calafell and Coma-Ruga. This beach boasts many services such as showers, and sun loungers, hammocks and pedalos for hire. We highly recommend a stroll along its seafront promenade to soak up the seafaring atmosphere you'll find there. ...

Beach: Sant Sebastià

Considered as being the last stretch of the beach of La Barceloneta. There are all types of facilities: showers, lifeguards, bars, as well as good disabled access.

Beach: Santa María del Mar

Here begins the series of sand strips of Cádiz. Santa María del Mar is the smallest and cleanest of them all; two stone piers give it a shell-like appearance. Accessed by ramps or by a spiral staircase that separate this beach from Victoria Beach. From here there are beautiful views of the old part of Cádiz. ...

Beach: Santa Mariña de Brantuas

Small in size, unspoilt, with fine white sand and surrounded by scrubland and forests. Because of the nearby reef, this beach is great for scuba-diving.

Beach: Santa Mariña

The surface of the beach, coarse sand full of vegetation. The beach is near to Arou, a paved road leads down to the beach itself. Some scattered beach front houses dominate the views.

Beach: Santa Mariña

Beach: Santa Marina

This beach is located in the town centre of Ribadesella. A big stretch of sand that runs alongside the town. The Sella river flows out onto this beach and every year hundreds of people participate in a competition canoeing down the Sella. ...

Beach: Santa Mariña

Beach: Santa Marta

The Peninsula of Monte Real, home to the lovely Parador Nacional Conde de Gondomar and the International Yacht Club, is opposite the beach. There is a heliport on the right hand side of the beach.

Beach: Santa Marta

Beach: Santa Pola del Este

Town area with the National Tourist Interest designation.

Beach: La Santa (Pueblo)

Beach: Santa Pura

It is located at the end of La Antilla beach, in the Levante area, and at the start of Nueva Umbría nudist beach. Although it is close to the urban hub of La Antilla, it is an unspoilt beach and is characterised by its peaceful, family atmosphere. ...

Beach: Santiago

A wide beach situated between a rocky massif and a hillside covered with terraces. The surrounding area is a mixture of houses, boats and crops. It is worth mentioning that part of this well-equipped beach is regularly used by small vessels as a mooring area.