Beach: La Duquesa

It lies next to La Duquesa marina on one side and Chullera Beach on the other. The shape of the beach is very odd as it is divided into two separate areas by artificial jutting out rocks. Scuba-diving and snorkelling are popular.

Beach: Ea

Protected by mountains on both sides, the boats that are moored along its shores can only leave when the tide is high. On this same side, there is a promenade leading to a viewpoint that has a first aid post, toilets and an ice-cream stall. ...

Beach: Echentive

Black sand beach which is reached by going down some steps from the car park.

Beach: El Egido

Linked to the vast sandy stretch of Santa Amalia Beach in Fuengirola. It is known as El Ejido and El Castillo (the castle) as Sohail castle lies nearby. It has the normal facilities you would associate with a city beach. Just like Santa Amalia, this beach is full of inhabitants from Fuengirola. ...

Beach: Eiron

The beach is set in a spectacular location full of lush vegetation. It has excellent views of San Antonio Beach.

Beach: El Albergue

This Punta Umbría beach is located where the sea meets the Los Enebrales Natural Area and the Marismas del Odiel Natural Area. The beach can be accessed by a pedestrian trail and a bike path that runs parallel to the sea. Well connected beach, with disabled access.

Beach: El Dedo

Dark sand beach located in the El Palo area, with a great family atmosphere and good amenities.

Beach: El Encinarejo (Andújar)

The small El Encinarejo reservoir, built on the Jándula River, in the heart of the Sierra de Andújar, houses a similarly named leisure area and beach. In 2024 it managed to be the first with a Blue Flag in the province of Jaén, which does not have a sea coast. The authorized bathing places are Río Jándula, Cala de Coscojal and Cala Norte.

Beach: Els Ampláries

To the north, this is the longest beach in Oropesa del Mar. Most of this long, sandy beach is bordered by large landscaped areas, hotels and apartments, and a spa. Most of the campsites of Oropesa del Mar are also concentrated here. ...

Beach: Els Arenals

Beach: Els Balmins

Easy to get to, you can come by train or in the car. There is a breakwater separating it from the port of Aiguadolc. A beach of shallow, calm, clear water. It has a wide variety of services and facilities, such as restaurants, lifeguards, showers, sun lounger hire, a beach cleaning service and a car-park. Nudism is possible.

Beach: Els Canyers

Peaceful cove with clear waters.

Beach: Els Capellans

The beauty of its setting is the beach's strong point. Capellans Beach is encircled by small houses with gardens full of pine trees. It is demarcated by small side cuts in the rocks. The rocky outcrop at the northern end of the beach is a good spot for fishing.

Beach: Els Capellans

Close to the port of Blanes, this is a shingle beach often used by divers. The scuba-divers can dive from the Punta de Santa Anna. Overlooking it is a high hill that gives good views of the other side of the port. There are parking facilities at the port.

Beach: Els Capellans

It has a lifeguard service. There is a beautiful seafront promenade just behind.

Beach: Els Militars

Beach: Els Palangrers

This beach lies next to the fishing port. It is situated opposite the Els Balis Housing Estate. The sea is usually very calm because the port wall acts as a breakwater.

Beach: Els Peixets

Beach: Els Pinets

Beach: Els Terrers

The beach is protected by a breakwater that gives it its unique oval shape. It is home to Benicassim Sailing School.

Beach: Els Tres Micos

Beach: El Embarcadero

An unspoilt beach that lies in an isolated and uncrowded area. It can be reached on foot.

Beach: El Embarcadero

Beach: Embarcadero Viejo

So called due to its mining ruins. This cove is absolutely ideal for spending the day fishing and scuba-diving between the rocks.