Beach: Cap Blanc

Beach, set at the foot of Sierra Helada, with clear, turquoise water. Well-equipped with different facilities.

Beach: Cap Blanc (Cullera)

Gentle morning breezes and strong afternoon winds make this beach a favourite with windsurfing enthusiasts. Ideal for both experienced windsurfers and for those who want to learn this fantastic sport at the sailing school. A wide cove of fine white sand, bordered by the remains of a small line of low dunes.

Beach: Cap des Bou

Beach that has an array of water sport orientated classes including windsurfing.

Beach: Cap Negret

This long beach lies in the residential area of Altea surrounded by pine tree and palm trees. There is a restaurant on the cove that has some spectacular views.

Beach: Cap de Planes

Beach: Cap Roig

Small beach lying amongst craggy rocks. It lies in the town of the same name. It is a very peaceful town. Complete with all kinds of services and facilities, there is an open-air bar with terrace, a lifeguard service and you can hire pedal boats, sunbeds, etc. A blue flag beach with a small promenade running behind and lots of vegetation.

Beach: Cap Roig

You have to follow the Camino de Ronda to get to this beach. The beach is divided into two areas, a large one and another smaller one where there is a barraca or fisherman's cottage called Port Cap Roig. A beach with calm water surrounded by pine groves.

Beach: Cap de Sant Pere

It is Cambrills first beach, and starts at the breakwater where Poniente Beach ends. The beach ends at a pine grove and is bordered by a lovely promenade.

Beach: Los Capellanes

A small rocky cove with very little vegetation except for a few pine trees and bushes. It can be reached by car or on foot skirting the coast from Llarga Beach, which is easier to get to and has better parking.

Beach: Capifort

Beach: Capri

This popular beach is in the centre of the Sant Carles de la Rapita holiday resort. It is linked to Juanito Beach via a curious bridge over the sea. It is equipped with ramps for disabled access.

Beach: Carabassí

Lots of space for strolling, sunbathing, playing football, cycling, etc. A quiet, friendly area.

Beach: Carabeillo Chico

It is a beautiful and small cove lying in between large stone blocks that allow us to see Burriana from afar. Although the sand is thick it is very clean, just like the water.

Beach: El Carabeo

It is a tidy beach with magnificent coastal views. It has some large rocks further east that are ideal for snorkelling, scuba-diving and fishing.

Beach: Los Cárabos

Beach: Carabuxeira

This is the continuation of Lavapanas Beach and can be reached by steps that lead down from the Sanxenxo-Pontevedra road. On the left hand side of the beach the rocks mix with fine golden sand.

Beach: La Caracola

It is a beach with crystal clear water. There is a campsite with direct access to the beach.

Beach: Caranza

It affords delightful views of the Ferrol Estuary, and its waters are very calm.

Beach: Carboncillo

Urban beach with a Blue Flag and "Q" for Tourism Quality certificate. This beach has also all the accessibility services and equipment for people with different abilities, litter bins, showers, a rescue service and a nautical channel. It is surrounded by beach bars and restaurants. ...

Beach: Carchuna

It is very quiet.

Beach: El Cardón

Beach that is next to the road, 100m from the turn off at kilometre 45 of the C-812, in the direction of Playa del Inglés. It is a very quiet, unspoilt beach.

Beach: Cardones

Small half-moon layout with a couple of tiny houses at sea level with no cliffs. Its waters are crystal-clear.

Beach: Cariño

This shell-shaped beach is set in the heart of the village of Cariño. It is close to a small fishing port.

Beach: El Carmen

This large beach lies next to Barbate port, and has an equally large promenade. This is an ideal location for windsurfing and fishing.