Beach: La Cangrejera

Beach: Canide

Surrounded by trees and rocks there are incredible areas for scuba-diving. Within walking distance of this beach there is a small, fine sandy beach ten metres long by five wide.

Beach: Canido

From here you will be afforded attractive views of the Sisargas Islands. The beach has an access of ramps down to the sand, showers and a promenade that runs along both beaches. There is an esplanade where you can park. The promenade starts from here.

Beach: Canido

Situated next to the port, Canido boasts a promenade lined with good restaurants. A large number of boats can be found anchored off the shore.

Beach: Cañillos

Beach: Caño de la Culata

Caño de la Culata riverbed is approximately six kilometres in length. It enters the dunes and ends at the Nuevo Portil beach, after crossing vegetation, pine forests and dunes to flow into the sea.

Beach: Cano Grande

An unspoilt and peaceful cove.

Beach: Caños de Meca

This is one of Cadiz's most beautiful beaches. It is a vast stretch of beach with clear waters. Towards the end of the beach there is nudist area, although there tend to be more windsurfers in the area who find the beach ideal for practising their sport.

Beach: Cantal Roig

This cove lies between the fishing port and Calpe fish market and is divided into two parts. It has views of the Rock of Ifach and of the entire bay. Ifach Rock is famous among climbers. Easy access.

Beach: El Cantal

Beach: Cantarrijan

It can be reached by car. The beach is very beautiful. It is formed of a series of two very pretty nudist beaches. You will find both nudists and non-nudists. The rocky sea depths and transparent water make this a good place to enjoy scuba-diving.

Beach: Canteira Marracoi

Beach: La Cantera

Surrounded by cliffs, this cove has beautiful scenery. It is best reached by boat.

Beach: Las Canteras

Good beach for snorkelling. It has an attractive promenade with lovely views of the lighthouse, and is perfect for strolling, cycling or roller skating. It has a car park and several restaurants.

Beach: Las Canteras

It is one of the most important town beaches in the Canary Islands. The temperature is usually pleasant all year round. It is a long beach with a natural barrier reef about 200 metres from the shore, which protects it from the tides, and it is equipped for many types of water sports. ...

Beach: La Cantería

A quiet beach, about 300 metres long.

Beach: Canto de Area

Beach: Canto

Beach: El Cañuelo

Perfect sand, crystal clear waters and a great deal of vegetation. In order to reach this marvellous beach you need to park your car just before Camarinal lighthouse, and then walk for about another 500 metres. The beach lies behind.

Beach: Canyamel

It is the largest beach in the area. It is sheltered in a small bay flanked by two capes and located at the foot of a small residential development. Boat trips are offered.

Beach: Canyelles

An urbanised beach with a rustic appearance and coarse sand. It is surrounded by a few houses and a lot of vegetation. Small boats abound in the bay formed by this unique beach.

Beach: Canyelles

The beach is surrounded by luxuriant pine tree mountains. It is situated beside the small port of Canyelles.

Beach: Canyelles Petites

Canyeles Peties is an average sized beach, equipped with all types of facilities, services and equipment for hire. Small boats usually lie anchored opposite the beach.

Beach: Canyerets

Beach: Canyet

A small, easily accessible beach. At kilometre 37 of the A-road between Tossa de Mar and Sant Feliú de Guixols, past the Rosamar Housing Estate estate, surrounded by steep cliffs full of vegetation. The seabed off this beach is ideal for snorkelling. There are some boats in the water. It has a small port.

Beach: Caosa

It is surrounded by low village homes. It has a number of heather sunshades and stairs that lead to the beach.

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