Beach: Santa Baia

Cream-coloured fine sand beach with a greyish shade, in a crescent shape. At low tide, it triples its surface. Algae swarms are frequent. Facing the north.

Beach: Santa Catalina

Beach surrounded by a luxury urbanisation with a golf course. All kinds of sports opportunities, such as fishing, windsurfing, canoeing, jet skis, etc. Easy access.

Beach: Santa Comba

Located in a peaceful area is a long beach with excellent sand.

Beach: Santa Cristina

There is a small pine grove with dunes on the left side. When the tide is low, a great area of the beach is uncovered, forming then a small cape.

Beach: Santa Cristina

This is a lovely, well equipped beach of fine, golden sands set in wild surroundings with plenty of vegetation, in particular pine woods. There is an air about the place, not too unlike that of the Balearics. It is situated beside Treumal Cove and a visit to Santa Cristina Hermitage, located on the beach itself, simply cannot be missed. ...

Beach: Santa Cruz de la Palma

The capital city of La Palma in the Canary Islands boasts this artificial beach of fine, black sand, where visitors can watch beautiful sunrises. It has replaced the previous pebble beach known as Caleta del Varadero, and was opened in 2017. ...

Beach: Santa Cruz

The church of Santa Cruz is located half way down the beach which is separated into two stretches. To get to the church you have to cross the wooden bridge. The promenade is well-kept and very wide. On the eastern end there are restaurants and bars while on the opposite end the vegetation is thick, and we see some chalets and hotels.

Beach: Santa Eulària

This beach, awarded with the blue flag, begins immediately after Es Riu de Santa Eulalia and ends at the marina. It has all kinds of facilities and services, such as jet skis and parasailing.

Beach: Santa Justa

Beach: Santa Llúcia

Is made up of two stone beaches in the shape of a bay. It has showers, WC cabins and an information point. The parking area is quite big and access to the beach is along a wooden walkway.

Beach: Santa Lucía

A small pleasant and well-kept little cove located ten metres from the El Moro Cove. Surrounded by scrubland and rocks.

Beach: Santa Margarida

Located opposite the Santa Margarida Housing Estate, which has the peculiarity of having canals that flow into the river. The beach is wide and well-equipped with facilities. The breakwater where the canals flow in and out can be seen from any point of the beach.

Beach: Santa María de Llorell

Beach: El Puertito

Isolated and unspoiled. Easier access by sea.

Beach: El Puertito

Beach: El Puertito

Pretty beach that lies on a jutting piece of island land that lies next to a wind power centre.

Beach: El Puertito

Small bay that leads onto this beautiful and compact cove, with a dark cliff on one side that contrasts with the green-tinged sea.

Beach: Puerto La Aldea

This beach is next to Puerto la Aldea, it is a small dock where small pleasure boats are moored. It is equipped with a picnic area.

Beach: Puerto Bello

Puerto Bello is situated at the entrance to a marina. Its sand is particularly beautiful and the water is shallow in comparison with the average of the beaches of the Mar menor. It has playgrounds for children.

Beach: Puerto Blanco

Beach: Puerto Chico

Beach: Puerto Chico

A tidal inlet has been taken advantage of for a beach made out of three sandy coves with a pretty set of rocks. A campsite and stately homes dominate both sides of this cove. There are steps down to the beach.

Beach: Puerto Escondido

Beach: Puerto Espíndola

The LP-104 road takes you to San Andrés, where a small turn-off gives access to Puerto Espíndola, an area with a restaurant and a beach with black sand.