Costa Brava
388 beaches · 3 areas
Coves between pine trees and cliffs, whitewashed fishing villages and Cap de Creus: the coast of Girona, from Portbou to Blanes.
The coasts of Spain
Twenty-one stretches of coastline, from the Bay of Biscay to the Canaries. Tap a coast on the map to see its beaches, areas and weather.
The coasts of Spain
- Costa Brava 388
- Barcelona coast 168
- Costa Daurada 115
- Ebro Delta coast 107
- Costa del Azahar 134
- Valencia coast 103
- Costa Blanca 293
- Costa Cálida 249
- Almería coast 185
- Costa Tropical 66
- Costa del Sol 199
- Costa de la Luz 189
- Rías Baixas 983
- Costa da Morte 248
- Rías Altas 428
- Costa Verde (Asturias) 352
- Cantabria coast 123
- Basque coast 132
- Balearic Islands 657
- Canary Islands 0
- Ceuta and Melilla 30
Barcelona coast
168 beaches · 4 areas
The city beaches of Barcelona and Badalona, the long sands of the Maresme and the beaches of Castelldefels and Sitges in the Garraf.
Costa Daurada
115 beaches · 3 areas
Fine golden sand, shallow water and family resorts such as Salou, Cambrils, Calafell and Tarragona's Miracle beach.
Ebro Delta coast
107 beaches · 2 areas
The wild beaches of the Ebro Delta —El Trabucador, La Marquesa, Els Eucaliptus— and the coves of L'Ametlla de Mar and L'Ampolla.
Costa del Azahar
134 beaches · 3 areas
The Castellón coast among orange groves: Peñíscola and its castle, Benicàssim, Oropesa del Mar and the coves of the Serra d'Irta.
Valencia coast
103 beaches · 5 areas
The beaches of La Malvarrosa and El Saler, the long sands of Cullera and Gandia and the dunes of La Devesa by the Albufera lagoon.
Costa Blanca
293 beaches · 5 areas
From Cape San Antonio to Pilar de la Horadada: the coves of Xàbia, the Peñón de Ifach, Benidorm, Alicante, Tabarca and the beaches of Torrevieja.
Costa Cálida
249 beaches · 4 areas
The Mar Menor lagoon and La Manga, the unspoilt beaches of Calblanque, and the coves of Mazarrón and Águilas: the coast of Murcia.
Almería coast
185 beaches · 4 areas
The volcanic coves of Cabo de Gata-Níjar —Mónsul, Los Genoveses, San José—, Mojácar and the sandy beaches of Roquetas and Almerimar.
Costa Tropical
66 beaches · 3 areas
The Granada coast, with Sierra Nevada behind: Almuñécar and La Herradura, Salobreña, Motril and the coves of La Contraviesa.
Costa del Sol
199 beaches · 4 areas
From Sotogrande to Nerja: Marbella, Estepona, Fuengirola, Torremolinos, La Malagueta and the sardine skewers of Pedregalejo, with sunshine almost all year.
Costa de la Luz
189 beaches · 7 areas
Andalusia's Atlantic coast from Ayamonte to Tarifa: endless sands, dunes, Doñana, Bolonia, Zahara, Conil, Cádiz and the easterly levante wind.
Rías Baixas
983 beaches · 6 areas
The Muros-Noia, Arousa, Pontevedra and Vigo estuaries, with the Cíes and Ons islands, white sand beaches and cold, crystal-clear water.
Costa da Morte
248 beaches · 4 areas
Galicia's wildest coast, from Malpica to Fisterra and Carnota: vast beaches open to the Atlantic, lighthouses and rough seas.
Rías Altas
428 beaches · 5 areas
A Coruña, Ferrol, Cedeira, Ortigueira and the Lugo coast (A Mariña), with As Catedrais beach in Ribadeo and its rock arches.
Costa Verde (Asturias)
352 beaches · 5 areas
The beaches of Asturias between meadows and cliffs: Rodiles, Gulpiyuri, Torimbia, San Lorenzo in Gijón, Salinas and the beaches of Llanes.
Cantabria coast
123 beaches · 5 areas
El Sardinero and the bay of Santander, the surf of Somo and Liencres, the marshes of Santoña and Noja, Laredo and Castro-Urdiales.
Basque coast
132 beaches · 7 areas
La Concha in San Sebastián, the surf of Zarautz and Mundaka, Urdaibai and the beaches of Getxo and Sopela, in Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa.
Balearic Islands
657 beaches · 8 areas
The turquoise coves of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera: Es Trenc, Macarella, Ses Illetes, Cala Comte or Formentor.
Canary Islands
0 beaches · 7 areas
Beaches for the whole year: the dunes of Maspalomas and Corralejo, black volcanic sand, Las Canteras, Famara, Papagayo and natural rock pools.
Ceuta and Melilla
30 beaches · 2 areas
The beaches of Spain's two autonomous cities in North Africa, between the Strait of Gibraltar and the Alboran Sea.