Beach: Micaela

Micaela beach is 500 metres long and a small cove between the marina and Montijo beach. This beach of fine golden sand has adapted access, toilets and disabled parking. Protected by breakwaters, its waters are calm. ...

Beach: Migjorn

Quiet beach. It has a picnic area and children's swings. Towards the South there is a nudist section. Towards the North is Buddha island, which is a nature reserve.

Beach: Mil Palmeras

Beach: Mil Palmeras

There are lively kiosks at the water's edge. Near the beach there is a pedestrianised street with numerous restaurants.

Beach: El Milagro

The beach is located in the centre of Tarragona, and from it we can see the ruins of the Roman amphitheatre.

Beach: La Mina

This cove is reached by a path, which provides some impressive views on the way. The cove is great for boats to drop anchor, and also recommended for snorkelling.

Beach: Minas

A very quiet beach with good quality sand. Access is via a small path leading to the beach of Percheles.

Beach: La Ministra

Beach: Miramar

Beach: Miramar

The area boasts an extensive offer of hotels and apartments. The beach is large and is easy to get to.

Beach: La Misericordia

An unspoiled beach on the outskirts of Málaga. Being very wide it is ideal for practising any sport on the sand. It also has the Espigón de la Térmica from which you can fish. It does not get very crowded. You can get there on foot.

Beach: Misiego

Although this beach belongs to Villaviciosa, it is situated far from the town centre. It is an estuary beach, and highly suitable for surfing. A car-park and campsite are available to visitors. It is a marshy area offering delightful views.

Beach: Mogán

It is fine sandy beach, with clear and still waters. You can hire sailing equipment, sunbeds and sunshades. It has a mooring area. The beach has life guards and a Red Cross post. It also boasts a promenade along which you can get to the beach, with accommodation nearby.

Beach: Mogor

Very well equipped: restaurants, lifeguard service, pedal boat hire, etc. Excellent sand and water: fine golden sand and crystal clear turquoise water.

Beach: Mogro

It has a paved promenade and full parking facilities, with spaces reserved for the disabled. Unspoilt beach with small dunes. Near the beach there is an attractive golf course located on a small peninsula.

Beach: Moinelo

Beach: El Mojón

Beach: El Mojón

Beach: El Mojón

It lies near to the southern tip of the small rock known as Cabezo del Mojon. The neighbouring beaches of El Gachero, Punta Rihuete and Mazarron port can be seen from here.

Beach: El Molinero

A nudist beach sheltered by rocks. The desolate beauty of this place is incredible. It can be reached by bus (Mogán line).

Beach: Molino de Papel

Unspoilt, peaceful beach. Located in an ideal place and surrounded by a small hill covered in vegetation. Ideal for scuba-diving because of the huge rocks on either side.

Beach: Molinos y Palmeras

Beach: Los Molinos, San Cristobal

Sheltered by cliffs and surrounded by vegetation such as pine and eucalyptus trees, it is completely unspoiled. There are natural fresh water showers on the beach. To get here, go to the village of San Cristóbal and head towards the forest on the left hand side as you look out to sea.

Beach: Los Molinos

It is usually visited mainly by fishermen with rods. It is a good place for surfing. A quiet area surrounded by abundant vegetation.

Beach: Molinucos

A small beach situated just below the Municipal Golf Course. It is next door to Sardinero Beach.

Beach: Moll Grec

Located next to Sant Martí beach, it is separated from it by a large pier from which fishermen cast their rods. This spot is practically unspoilt. The beach is equipped with all kinds of infrastructure. Behind it is an area of pine trees and dunes. In front there are small rock islands that can be reached by swimming or on a paddle boat. ...

Beach: El Moncayo

In the town of Guardamar del Segura, this beach of fine golden sand is halfway between the town and the dunes at the southern end. In summer there are beach bars in the area. El Moncayo beach has a lifeguard, loungers for hire, and taps for washing sandy feet. ...

Beach: Monellos

Beach: Moniello

Rocky sea depths and transparent water mean this is a good beach for scuba-diving. There are quite a few fishing boats anchored.

Beach: El Monis

Beach: Las Monjas

Beach: Montalvo

It is ideal for families. Besides, it has been awarded the blue flag. It has an access for the disabled. It is very long and has fine sand. It has a first aid post, and flags that indicate the condition of the sea. Large sand dunes have formed at the back.

Beach: Montaña de Arena

The beach has this name because just behind it there is an enormous sand dune. It has a car park.

Beach: Montaña Roja

The beach is quite well frequented because of its quality and because there are not many nudist beaches on the island. One of the best reference points to find the beach is the Reina Sofía International Airport.

Beach: Montaña Roja

It is situated in a very quiet semi-urban area. It is 260 metres long.

Beach: Los Monteros

It has dunes which separate the beach from the housing complex. It is located away from the urban centre of Marbella, and after the beach of El Pinillo