Beach: Matas Blancas

Located in an unspoilt area, it is a big beach with fine sand.

Beach: Matas Gordas

This is a semi-urban beach with a wide range of facilities. It has equipment for a variety of sports activities, as well as a yacht club and a marina 500 metres away.

Beach: Matilde

Beach: El Matorral

Located in the municipality of Pájara, it is also known as Jandía beach. It extends from the tip of Matorral to Morro Jable beach. More than four kilometres long and 60 wide, in some points you can find areas of vegetation. Fine white sand.

Beach: La Maza

Beach: Mazagarrobo

Beach: Mazagón

An enormous beach which stretches for 5.5 km from the port of Mazagón in the direction of Huelva. It is a very tranquil area. The sand is fine and white. The breakwater on which the lighthouse of Punta Canaleta stands can be seen from the beach. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: El Médano

This beach, which takes the shape of a half moon, lies between El Médano point, with its artificial pier that calms the sea and the Red mountain on its right. It is quite well equipped, with showers, restaurants, etc. It can also be reached by bus (the number 116) and nautical equipment is available for hire.

Beach: Medano

A fine, white sandy beach that is extremely wide. The landscape is spectacular and looking outwards towards the sea there is Lobos island only two kilometres away and inland there are the Corralejo dunes. Nudists frequent the beach. Windsurfing opportunities, there is a school on the beach itself. ...

Beach: La Media Luneta

Beach: Medio Almud

A nudist beach with very calm waters. It is small and busy. It can be reached from the C-812 road, taking a small turnoff at the 78 km point, where the beach is then signposted.

Beach: El Medio

It is a beach which is bordered by Punta del Camello.

Beach: El Medio

It lies in between the beaches of Chinguarime and Tapahuga in a more fertile setting. There are fruit tree groves behind it.

Beach: Medote

Beach: Meirás

Beach: Melenara

There is a reasonably large car-park. It provides a wide range of services, such as restaurants, Red Cross.

Beach: Meliana

Beach: Melicena

A quiet beach, which ends in a large rock, giving the place its charm.

Beach: Melide

Beach: Melide

This protected nature area is located between the capes of Cabo Home and Cabo Pequeño. The beach, flanked by three lighthouses, is open to the sea and is ideal for surfing. It affords outstanding views of the Cíes Islands.

Beach: Las Meloneras

The water is transparent, a beautiful turquoise. The sea is moderate. It has a Red Cross station.

Beach: Las Melvas

It has quiet, transparent waters. It is reached via a set of steps. In the area you can see sailing boats and motored vessels leaving the port, which has a small lighthouse located on the most distant rocks.

Beach: Meñakoz

Beach: Mendata

Beach: Mende

Beach: Méndez

A small, busy beach. Boats at anchor can often be seen.

Beach: Mendía

Beach: Menduiña

A beach which belongs to the Aldán estuary. It is very well equipped for tourism and has various infrastructures such as beach bars, showers and restaurants. The swimming area is marked out, and on the right-hand side there is a small pier.

Beach: Mera

Beach: La Merced

Beach: Merón

It is very well-equipped.

Beach: Merón

Pretty nudist cove set in privileged surroundings. You can get to it along a path through a pretty eucalyptus wood. There is a grassy area where you can lie down. Good for surfing.

Beach: Mexilloeira

A pretty beach divided into two parts separated by some rocks. One part of the beach is straight. The other is shell-shaped. There are sand dunes. Its name originates from the mussel farms ashore.

Beach: Mexota

Fabulous nudist beach set between sheer cliffs that shelter it from the wind. Curious rock formations jut out above the water. The crystal-clear waters and rocky seabed are ideal for scuba-diving. It can be reached by Serrantes Beach.

Beach: Mezquitilla

Beach: Mi Señora