Beach: El Muellito

It is set in beautiful, unspoiled surroundings. The coastal relief shelters it from the waves.

Beach: Los Muellitos

There are two artificial breakwaters to the right of this beach that give it its name. Located beside Sagunto street.

Beach: El Muerto

These two beaches are joined together by a promenade and can be reached from Cotobro Beach. They are classified as nudist beaches. The second beach, which is the furthest away is the most natural and unspoiled. The atmosphere is peaceful and is ideal for nudism. The most common pastime in the area is fishing.

Beach: Los Muertos

This is one of the most emblematic beaches in Almería. The water is crystal clear, the place is spacious and uncrowded making it a paradise.

Beach: Muiño Vello

Beach: Las Mujeres

Beach: Las Mujeres

The beach is open with moderate waves. Four hundred metres away, there is a Red Cross first aid post. The water is transparent and an intense turquoise colour.

Beach: El Torres

Beach: Torrevigía

This is a beach with golden sand mixed with pebbles. It has a pleasant promenade and lots of parking space. It is possible to go fishing and dive to the rocky seabed in certain areas.

Beach: La Tortuga

Beach: Torviscas

Beach: Tourán

Beach: Touro

It is one of the beaches formed of a long, narrow sandy ground that stretches from Santa Uxía de Ribeira as far as Castiñeiras. It is separated from Secada Beach by a promenade.

Beach: Toxal

Beach: Toxido

Beach: El Toyo

El Toyo is a beach 1,300 metres long in Almería, mainly consisting of dark sand and shingle. The waves here are moderate to strong, and the wind is usually fairly intense. It offers numerous services. It also has infrastructure adapted for people with reduced mobility, facilities with awnings, and wooden boardwalks.

Beach: Traba

This quiet beach is set in a breathtaking environment where you can enjoy a relaxing day. It is long and surrounded by lots of wild vegetation and small dunes. A small river begins on the beach.

Beach: El Trabucador

Trabucador Beach is a long inlet of the Ebro Delta whose beauty and tranquility is simply breathtaking.

Beach: Tramaguera

Beach: Tramuntana

Beach: Tranqueru

The beach is formed by three small sand inlets, surrounded by a green environment, with plenty of vegetation and woodlands. This is generally a nudist beach.

Beach: Los Tranquilos

Beach: Trápana

Beach: Tras de Punta

Beach: Trece

A big beach that you can get to on foot. Appropriate for surfing.

Beach: Tregandín

A very long, wide beach, in a spectacular setting. It is kept crystal-clear and is surrounded by mountainous landscape, with the peaks of Brusco, Miravalles and Mijedo overlooking the beach. It can be reached by car or on foot following a pleasant path. There is a campsite very close to the beach.

Beach: Tres Cruces

Beach: Tres Piedras-La Ballena

Beach surrounded by small buildings separated from the sea line by a small slope. At low tide, you can see rocky sections of fishing corrals and a large strip of sand, for strolls along the shore.

Beach: Tres Platgetes

Beach: Tres Playas

Formed by three small beautiful sandy beaches.

Beach: Treumal

Beach: Triana

This beach is sheltered by surrounding hills. A road crosses the beach and the hills for easier access.

Beach: El Trigo

Beach: Troche

A quiet beach which can be reached on foot. It has lovely views of the Roque Dos Hermanas (Two Sisters Rock).

Beach: Troenzo

Beach: Tronco

This is a tranquil beach, located right after Tanxil Beach. Well signposted.