Beach: La Fabriquilla

Beach: Fajana de Barlovento

Made up of a series of natural, well-preserved swimming pools that you can get to by paths carved out of the rocks and protected by some rails. Behind there are some apartments and restaurants that are rather crowded and well-equipped.

Beach: Fajana de Franceses

Beach: Famara

Located in a semi-urban area, there are good waves for windsurfers. It has a beach cleaning service.

Beach: Faneroque

Perhaps one of the prettiest beaches on the west coast, located under the Farenoque rock, 1,127m high. A nudist beach, located in an unspoiled area, of reddish sand and quite crowded. You can get to this beach on the C-810, turning off at km 47.

Beach: El Far de Sant Cristófol

This beach was named after the lighthouse next to the port. It has fabulous sand and still waters. It has many facilities, including parking. The beach is surrounded by a quiet residential area with abundant vegetation. A good beach to go to with young children.

Beach: La Farella

This very attractive beach is divided into two by a large rock. Families come here and it is usual to see boats anchored in the water. It has a rather isolated appearance due to its u-shape. There is a platform in the water at 75 metres from the shore. Ideal sea depths for fishing and scuba-diving. Easy parking.

Beach: Los Fariones

It is a small, quiet cove, some 60 metres long.

Beach: El Faro (Cullera)

A small inviting cove of fine sand that links with the Bravía Coast. This is the only place in the province of Valencia where the sands are right next to a steep rocky cliff that drops straight down into the sea. Located between the cliffs of the rugged part of the Cullera coastline, the beach is bordered by a little pedestrian walkway. ...

Beach: El Faro

Located next to the lighthouse, it is particularly noted for the beauty of its waters and its sea bed, a combination of ochre and turquoise. It has good access and facilities. It is worth noting that that it is an area of volcanic eruptions which forms part of the Nature Reserve of "Cumbre Vieja y Teneguia".

Beach: El Faro

This beach is situated between Marbella marina and Fontanilla Beach. It is ideal for enjoying peace and quiet. It has showers, and boardwalks that lead to the beach. The Promenade stretches as far as the beach of la Barceloneta.

Beach: El Faro

Beach: El Faro

At night a lighthouse guides the oncoming boats away from this small rocky cove. It lies in the middle of a series of small beaches that are separated by breakwaters.

Beach: Farruco

Divided into two areas by a large rocks. Farruco is near the town of San Vicente.

Beach: Fatares

Beach: Fedorento

Beach: Fedorento

The beach itself can be reached by car, and there is a small car park. There are usually good waves for surfing.

Beach: Fenals

Well-equipped beach, ideal for practising all types of sports. The west end of the beach is known as Serrahima Cove.

Beach: Ferrara

A well equipped beach, it has basketball courts, nautical hire, volleyball nets and a promenade, as well as many restaurants. Very crowded area.

Beach: El Figo

Small pebbled cove that lies in a rocky and craggy area. The area is excellent for scuba-diving.

Beach: Figueiras

Beach: Figueiras

In order to reach this beach, it is necessary to cross a lovely pine grove which starts at the beach of Roda. The only nudist beach in the islands.

Beach: Los Calicantos

It is located on the right bank of the Guadiana river, at the tail of the Orellana Reservoir. It has beach umbrellas, a grassy area and ample parking. Nearby you will find a eucalyptus forest.

Beach: Calipso