Spain is home to hundreds of beaches along its 8,000 kilometers of coastline. The Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands offer varied beaches: secluded coves, long stretches of sand, urban beaches, and protected natural sites. From the fine white sand of Formentera to the cliffs of the Cantabrian coast, passing through the dunes of Maspalomas and the rocky formations of Galicia.
Menorca, Spain
Small natural bay between limestone cliffs with a pedestrian path for access. The white fine sand borders turquoise water.
Cabo de Gata, Almería, Spain
Wild beach located in the Cabo de Gata Natural Park. The black volcanic rocks contrast with the gray sand and the Mediterranean Sea.
San Sebastián, Spain
Wide city-center beach extending for 1.5 kilometers. Its curved shape resembles a shell and provides natural protection against waves.
Vigo, Galicia, Spain
Archipelago consisting of three islands in the Atlantic Islands National Park. Seven main beaches border the coasts, with clear waters and white sand.
Majorca, Spain
This white sandy beach extends for 350 meters in a natural bay. Sand dunes flank the coast in a preserved natural environment.
Asturias, Spain
This beach is situated in a natural cove surrounded by 50-meter-high limestone cliffs. Access is via a stone staircase.
Gran Canaria, Spain
This beach extends for 6 kilometers along the southern coast of the island. A system of sand dunes creates a desert-like landscape near the sea.
Tarifa, Spain
This 4-kilometer beach includes a large sand dune 30 meters high. Nearby are the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia.
Lanzarote, Spain
Crescent-shaped beach located on the southern part of the island, surrounded by volcanic cliffs in the Los Ajaches natural park.
Formentera, Spain
450-meter strip of white sand flanked by transparent Mediterranean waters and natural dunes.
Basque Country, Spain
Set of two fine sandy beaches divided by the mouth of the Lea River, with access to San Nicolás Island.
Cádiz, Spain
Urban beach of 2.5 kilometers with golden sand, bordered by a promenade and sports facilities.
Galicia, Spain
This beach features natural rock formations creating arches 30 meters high along the Atlantic coast.
Mallorca, Spain
This undeveloped Mediterranean coastline stretch extends for two kilometers with white sand and natural dunes.
Barcelona, Spain
Located in the Sant Martí neighborhood, this beach offers sports equipment, showers, and dining points.
Cantabria, Spain
This Cantabrian Sea beach features a 250-meter sandbank and an islet accessible at low tide.
Ibiza, Spain
This sheltered bay offers turquoise waters and distinctive red sand, surrounded by rocky cliffs and Mediterranean pines.
Jávea, Valencian Community, Spain
Fine gravel cove surrounded by white limestone cliffs and pine forests. The clear waters make it a popular diving spot.
Tossa de Mar, Spain
This small natural cove consists of gray and black pebbles, bordered by pines and offering calm waters suitable for swimming.
Fuerteventura, Spain
This long stretch of white sand is situated in the Corralejo Dunes Natural Park. The regular waves attract surfing enthusiasts.
Cádiz, Spain
This white sandy beach extends for 6 kilometers along the Atlantic coast. The constant winds favor surfing and kitesurfing.
Valencia, Spain
Fine sandy beach located in an urban area, offering a 2-kilometer promenade lined with restaurants and palm trees.
Cabo de Gata, Almería, Spain
This 400-meter beach is located in a natural reserve. Volcanic rocks and clear waters create a preserved natural environment.
Benitachell, Valencian Community, Spain
This sandy and pebbly cove lies between limestone cliffs. Surrounding marine caves attract divers.
Tarifa, Andalucía, Spain
4-kilometer strip of sand bordered by natural dunes where constant winds attract water sports enthusiasts year-round.
Cartagena, Murcia, Spain
Stretch of sand located in a protected natural reserve with hiking trails and native Mediterranean flora.
Tenerife, Spain
This artificial 1.5-kilometer beach uses white Sahara Desert sand and has an underwater barrier to reduce waves.
Menorca, Spain
Semi-circular bay surrounded by white cliffs with shallow waters and a visible seabed from the surface.
Tossa de Mar, Catalonia, Spain
Small Mediterranean cove bordered by pines and limestone rocks, with turquoise water and characteristic Costa Brava golden fine sand.
Blanes, Catalonia, Spain
Natural bay surrounded by rocky formations and Mediterranean vegetation, offering clear waters and a bathing area protected from the winds.
Almonte, Andalucía, Spain
Long stretch of white sand located in Doñana National Park, bordered by natural dunes and umbrella pine forests.
Andalusia, Spain
Natural beach accessible by a wooden staircase of 137 steps, surrounded by ochre cliffs, offering waters suitable for swimming.
Liencres, Cantabria, Spain
Golden sand beach bounded by two limestone cliffs. The area has several trails offering sea views.
Noja, Cantabria, Spain
Long beach of 4 kilometers bordered by natural dunes and maritime pines. The waters are suitable for surfing.
Asturias, Spain
Natural inland beach 40 meters long, connected to the sea by an underground cave system. The water is renewed with each tide.
Galicia, Spain
2-kilometer white sand beach protected by dunes. The regular waves attract surfers throughout the year.
Llanes, Asturias, Spain
This Asturian beach features gray limestone cliffs and golden sand. The bay forms a natural half-circle between two rocky capes.
Galicia, Spain
This long stretch of 7-kilometer sand includes protected dunes and offers views to the mountains of Galicia.
Fuerteventura, Spain
This 9-kilometer beach comprises a natural lagoon formed by high tide. The constant wind attracts water sports practitioners.
Formentera, Spain
This natural cove surrounded by red rocks features white sand and turquoise waters. A wooden staircase provides access.
Ibiza, Spain
This small natural cove presents a reddish sandy seabed and calm waters suitable for children's bathing.
Majorca, Spain
This white sandy beach extends for 600 meters between rocky cliffs and a forest of Mediterranean pines.
Mallorca, Spain
This long sandy beach stretches for 6 kilometers in a natural reserve, with dunes and local vegetation.
