Beach: Cunit Ponent

Cunit beach, an urban beach with all the services you need, is made up of a succession of artificial bays of fine golden sand marked by seven jetties. Cunit Ponent beach is the beach created by the first bays from the Segur de Calafell marina.

Beach: Cunit Llevant

Cunit beach is made up of several artificial bays marked by seven breakwaters. The section between breakwaters 4 and 7, i.e., the easternmost sector, is known as “Cunit Llevant”. It is an urban sandy area with fine golden sand, with a promenade, sports areas and pedalo rentals.

Beach: El Cura

A pretty beach located in a semi-urban area. It has fine brown sand with stones and very pleasant and calm waters. You can enjoy its deck-chairs and a stroll along the promenade, full of summer kiosks and restaurants. ...

Beach: El Cura

Located in the centre of Torrevieja, this is one of the biggest open spaces to take a walk, either along the sand or along the promenade. It is also possible to fish along the breakwaters that lie to one side of the beach.

Beach: Levante

The majority of annual visitors to this mythical enclave are foreign tourists. This beach has many great services available.

Beach: Playa de Levante

It is situated between Santa Bárbara Beach and Atunara Beach. Separated from the beach by a wall, there is a small walkway and an area where it is easy to park. Well-equipped and with easy access. There is also a lifeguard service.

Beach: Levante

It lies within Bahía de Cádiz Nature Park. It is a perfect place for windsurfing and sailing enthusiasts. It is very close to Valdelagrana with views of the port of the bay of Cadiz.

Beach: Levante (Salou)

One of the most popular beaches on the Costa Dorada. Playa Levante has all types of infrastructure: showers, hammocks, several large car parks, as well as an amusement park. There is a large promenade with all kinds of shops and restaurants surrounded by palm trees. It is separated from Playa del Poniente by the Nautical Club. ...

Beach: Levante

Beach: La Llosa

There is a campsite located just behind the beach. It is common to see local fishermen with their rods. There is a canal that separates it from another beach.

Beach: Los Náufragos (Torrevieja)

It is located in the heart of Torrevieja, so it features infrastructure typical of this type of tourist centre. It has volleyball nets, lifeguards and disabled access, and has been awarded the Blue Flag. On one side there is a rocky area, and on the other a breakwater. It boasts many services such as restaurants and beach bars.

Beach: La Madalena

Measuring 1,300 metres long by 34 metres wide. The beach is white and fine with gentle waves. You can leave your car in the car park or come by bus. Promenade with local police. The beach has a cleaning service, bins, telephones, etc.

Beach: Los mallorquines

Beach: Mangueta

Beach: Marina

Beach: Norte (La Pobla de Farnals)

Located next to Puig-Val beach, on one side you find the Pobla de Fornals yacht club. Behind the promenade there are several restaurants and beach bars. The pier is a meeting point for anglers.

Beach: Norte

This is a large beach of fine sand, with all amenities. The Castle of Peñíscola rises at one end of the beach, which has a long promenade with many restaurants. A tourist train runs along this promenade.

Beach: Nova

Beach: Padrón

Jet skis and windsurf boards are available for hire. On the most westerly part of the beach stands Padrón watchtower.

Beach: Palma

The Playa de Palma beach is also known as El Arenal ("the sands"). It has a seafront promenade with a special bike lane and numerous shops, restaurants and discos. The beach has fine white sand and crystal-clear waters.

Beach: Pelo

Beach: Los Pinillos

Beach: Pins

Beach: Poblenou