Beach: La Bajadilla

You will find this beach, the continuation of Venus Beach, just before reaching Marbella fishing port. It is possible to get here on foot, along the promenade that runs the entire length of Marbella city coastline, separating the housing blocks from the beach.

Beach: La Bajadilla

This dark sand beach stands out because of its size and is situated on one of the most charming coasts in Andalusia. It is equipped with all kinds of services, mooring buoys for scuba diving and spas on the promenade.

Beach: Bajamar

Unspoiled beach. This beach is usually visited by nudist sunbathers. It is very well suited for windsurfing, especially funboard, as the waves can get quite big. There is a campsite close to the beach.

Beach: Bajamar

Extensive fine, black sandy ground. Santa Cruz de la Palma being the most important city, has a port where fishing and trading activities are carried out.

Beach: La Bajita

A beach near the island's airport. It has a car park.

Beach: Bajo de Guía

This is a fantastic beach for sailing. You can hire boats here and take trips across to the beaches that lie opposite: the beaches of Coto de Doñana.

Beach: El Bajo Negro

Lying opposite Corralejo dunes, it has an excellent quality sand and wide stretches of beach. A road leading to Corralejo crosses the dunes that skirt these beaches.

Beach: Bajo Raso

Beach: El Baladrar

Access to this big cove surrounded by vegetation is down a set of small steps. The surface is composed of smooth stones and from here you can enjoy some of the best views of the Peñón de Ifach. To the left of the cove there are sturdy rocks, ideal for fishing.

Beach: A Ameixida

Quite expansive quiet beach of fine sands. It is equipped with a boat ramp that leads down to the water.

Beach: A Areosa

Tranquil beach with crystal-clear waters. It is surrounded by cliffs, five metres high. It is an ideal area for fishing and scuba-diving.

Beach: A Barda

This is a very picturesque spot; the beach is frequented by fishermen who have built small huts along the shore, where they anchor their boats. It is a very quiet, sheltered beach. The surrounding hills and woods are simply breathtaking. You can enjoy views of part of the Wind Park from the beach.

Beach: A Barrosa

Beach: A Bouga

River beach: A Calzada

A Calzada river beach is 250 metres long. Exceptional bathing area formed by a stone dam in a riparian forest of birch, chestnut and oak trees. In summer, it receives an average of 250 visitors per day.

Beach: A Cambra

The best way to get to this beach is through the small streets. You can have a walk along the coast from the port or from Balvarte Beach. There are several boats that are moored in the area. The area is very peaceful.

Beach: A Canteira

Beach: A Caseta

Beach: A Concha

Beach: A Concha

Beach: A Concha

A beach with large dunes that appear around the flat sandy area of the beach. It lies open to the sea and is protected by cliffs on the sides with a great deal of vegetation. It is possible to try all kinds of water sports, such as kayaking and canoeing, etc. ...

Beach: A Concha

Beach: A Congorza

Beach: A Corna