Beaches in Spain

A wild, unspoiled beach featuring a massive 30-meter-high sand dune and the ancient Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia. Frequently visited by kite and windsurfers due to strong winds.

The most emblematic beach of Gijón and one of the most beautiful urban beaches in northern Spain. This crescent-shaped beach features golden sand and clean waters, protected by headlands on either side. The beach is backed by a lively promenade running its entire length with numerous restaurants and cafes.

A spectacular natural cove in Asturias surrounded by cliffs, with a pebbly shore and crystal-clear waters. The name "Beach of Silence" reflects its peaceful atmosphere.

A stunning cove on Menorca's south coast with white sand and turquoise waters, surrounded by pine trees and limestone cliffs. Often featured in Mediterranean travel brochures.

A stunning natural cove with crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by pine forests and limestone cliffs. This unspoiled beach represents the authentic natural beauty of Menorca with its white sand and peaceful atmosphere away from large tourist developments. The beach is accessible via a scenic 20-minute forest walk from the nearest parking area.

A long, fine sand beach in Mallorca with shallow, turquoise waters making it perfect for families with children.

Located on the small island of Formentera, consistently ranked among the best beaches in Europe with crystal clear turquoise waters and white sand reminiscent of the Caribbean.

La Concha is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful urban beaches in Europe. This sheltered, shell-shaped beach offers fine golden sand and calm waters perfect for swimming. The beach is framed by the iconic white railings of its promenade and offers spectacular views of Santa Clara Island and the surrounding mountains.

The westernmost beach in San Sebastian's bay, situated at the foot of Monte Igueldo. A family-friendly beach with relatively calm waters and fine golden sand. Features the famous "Peine del Viento" (Wind Comb) sculpture by Eduardo Chillida at its western end.

A surfer's paradise in the Gros district of San Sebastian, offering more dynamic waves than La Concha. Popular with a younger crowd and water sports enthusiasts. The beach is backed by the striking Kursaal Congress Centre and has a more laid-back, alternative atmosphere compared to the elegant La Concha.

A spectacular long beach in Lanzarote backed by dramatic cliffs. Known as a surfing paradise due to its consistent waves. Featured in Pedro Almodóvar films.

One of the best urban beaches in Europe, located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It features a natural reef called "La Barra" that creates a large natural swimming pool.

An artificial beach created with golden sand imported from the Sahara Desert. Protected by breakwaters, it offers calm waters and spectacular views of the Anaga Mountains.

A magnificent golden sand urban beach stretching for 3 kilometers along Las Palmas, protected by La Barra, a natural volcanic reef that creates calm waters perfect for swimming.

Scenic beach overlooking the Bay of Biscay

The main beach of Tossa de Mar, a gorgeous crescent of golden sand framed by the medieval walled town. Features clear turquoise waters and excellent facilities. Perfect for families with calm waters and easy access.

A narrow strip of sandy beach connecting La Banya peninsula to the mainland in the Ebro Delta Natural Park. It has the sea on both sides with shallow, warm waters.

Also known as Cathedral Beach or Praia de Augas Santas, this stunning beach is famous for its spectacular rock formations that resemble cathedral arches and flying buttresses, visible only at low tide. These natural sea caves, some reaching 30m in height, were sculpted by the sea over millennia. Visitors must book free permits in advance during peak season.

Famous for its impressive rock formations resembling cathedral arches that are visible at low tide. Also known as Praia As Catedrais (Beach of the Cathedrals).