Beach: Punta Larga, Candelaria

Beach: Punta Larga

Situated between a black rock mountain and some buildings, with a banana plantation stretching away behind. It forms part of the Cumbre Vieja y Teneguía Nature Park.

Beach: Punta del Moral

You can get to it on foot from the beach of the Isla Canela or car up to the Housing Estate Punta del Moral. Nearby there is a paved, illuminated walkway. A concrete breakwater with a lighthouse at the far end marks the end of this beach and the beginning of the modern fishing port of Punta del Moral.

Beach: Punta de Piedras

Beach: Punta de la Plata

Very close to the village of Estepona, this is a grey-sand, pebbled beach. It can be easily accessed between two housing estate.

Beach: Punta Prieta

Beach: Punta Prieta

Beach: Punta Prima

This is the northernmost beach on the coast of Orihuela, in Punta Prima. It is set among residential developments and has a full range of services. There is also a marina less than three kilometres away.

Beach: Punta Prima

A wide beach with white sand near Mahón. It is situated in the Southeast of the island and is protected by Aire island. It is a good place for surfing.

Beach: Punta del Raset

600 metres in length and 75 metre in width, it is the closest beach to the town centre after the port area.

Beach: Punta del Riu

The marina separates this beach from Arenal Beach. It is cleaned every day and has full facilities, showers, volleyball net, WC cabins and access to the sand by wooden ramps. This is a very wide beach where you can enjoy sipping a refreshing drink from the beach bar. It is a blue-flag beach.

Beach: Punta del Riu

Beach: Punta Umbría

This broad urban beach has the largest offer of services in this part of Huelva. A former British spa, it is family-friendly and has a range of amenities including beach bars and water sports options like windsurfing. It is easy to access, and has various parking areas.

Beach: Punta Usaje

Beach: Punta Xinxó

Beach: La Punta

Beach: El Puntal

This lovely, long beach offers fantastic views of Santander city and Magdalena Palace. It is the first in a line of three beaches. El Puntal, Somo and Loredo form the longest sandy ground of all Cantabria (over 8 km). Surrounded by dunes, El Puntal Beach is the most unspoilt of all three. ...

Beach: El Puntal

Gravel is mixed with sand on the beach. Fishing is the main activity, and you can see fishermen throwing their fishing lines into the estuary from the rocky piers.

Beach: Puntalillo

Beach: Puntas de Calnegre

Beach: La Puntica

A beach where water sports are possible, such as sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, there are even floating pitches on the water. It has a wide variety of services, such as open-air bars, showers and restaurants.

Beach: Los Quebrantos

A long beach that together with the big beach of Bayas forms an extensive stretch of sand of almost 4 km. The beach ends at the port of San Esteban, on the mouth of the Nalon estuary. The beach is formed of greyish sands. Behind there is greenery reserved as a recreational area. The beach has a breakwater which calms the waters. ...

Beach: Queixeira

Beach: Quemada

It is situated opposite a small fishing village, and has black, pebbly sand, like the beaches of La Arena and El Pozo.

Beach: Quenxe

This urban beach, with its calm waters and white sand, is a pleasant place to swim. It is also an area where sporting boats usually anchor.

Beach: Quenxo

Beach: Quilmas

Beach: Quintanilla

It is a pretty beach of fine, golden sand. There is a restaurant nearby. This beach can be reached by car; take the exit 600m after Km 11 on the road C-810.

Beach: Quinteiro

Beach: Quitapellejos

Beach: Rabáns

Beach: La Rábita

It is a long beach which alternates holiday tourism with a fishing atmosphere without excessive crowds. The surface of the beach is pebbles and there are many fishing boats at the water's edge. This beach has good views of the mountains, and because it is sheltered from strong swell.

Beach: Racó de la Alberca

Beach: El Racó

Following on from Pals Beach, this beach has two parts separated by a sandbank: a higher one (behind), and a lower one (on the shore).

Beach: Raco Conill

Beach: El Racó (Cullera)

This is the area where you’ll find some of the most spectacular buildings and some of the city’s most modern hotels. With services of all kinds to satisfy the needs of all ages, and a seafront promenade lined with palm trees. In the months of July and August there’s also an access point on the beach for those with reduced mobility. ...