Es Trenc Beach Mallorca Es Trenc is not only the most famous beach in Mallorca, but also one of the best beaches in Spain. This 2-kilometer-long beach is known for its crystal clear waters and grainy white sand. The beautiful beach of Cala Caldana is 23 km from Ciudadela and 36 km from Mahón in Menorca. Famous for its white sand and crystal clear waters, it is perfect for families.
There is the possibility of renting pedal boats, sun loungers and umbrellas. Come and rest in a place that seems to have been imagined for a children's story. Located in the province of Girona, Tossa de Mar offers not one but several beaches of fine golden sand. Tossa de Mar is a perfect destination for those who want to combine sun, relaxation, shopping, gastronomy, water sports, all at a low price and away from the crowds.
Book your flights to Barcelona (1h20 by car), your accommodation at the best price in Barcelona or Tossa de Mar and your tours and activities on the Costa Brava, such as a half-day tour to the Costa Brava from Barcelona. Come and breathe the smell of eucalyptus and the iodized sea air on Ballota beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain. Asturias offers stunning natural and wild landscapes. It is a paradise for lovers of nature and open spaces.
To make the beach (located in San Andrés) more attractive to travelers, Sahara sand was spread on this beach. The result is quite convincing and the beach of Las Teresitas is really a perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon with family, lovers or friends. Las Teresitas Beach is a 10-minute drive from the centre of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Book your flights to Barcelona and your accommodation at the best price for a 2 to 3 day city trip in Barcelona and escape, alone, with your partner or with friends to discover one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain; it is located 1h30 from Barcelona.
Cala Sa Boadella, its warm sand, crystal clear waters, await you. Surrounded by a long promenade filled with shops and popular restaurants and bars, this 800-meter-long beach is a favorite of many of the locals in the area. As such, you can find a wide variety of people who enjoy socializing and spending time with friends and family. With a beautiful natural backdrop of the Garraf Natural Park and mansions that line the promenade, Sitges is a liberal city famous for its coast, its sun lovers and its gay friendly atmosphere, which includes bars, nightclubs and, of course, beaches.
The most famous of these is Platja de la Bassa Rodona, a 285-metre stretch of soft sand and calm waters where the atmosphere is surprisingly relaxed. Elsewhere, Platja de la Fragata is a lively and family-friendly beach overlooking the charming church of Sant Bartomeu. Close to the city, Platja de la Ribera is one of the most popular beaches and is the place to go people watching on the sand. Surrounded by green mountains, this small beach in the Basque Country offers views of beautiful islands and white boats that rock on the gentle waves.
La Concha Beach is part of a charming city that is full of elegant Belle Epoque architecture and is almost full of excellent dining options. The beach itself is hidden in a protected bay and is sometimes even referred to as the most beautiful urban beach in Europe. Protected by the mountainous countryside, La Concha has an enormous length of 1350 meters and, as it is affected by the tides, there is more than enough space for everyone to enjoy its beauty. Tossa De Mar is a small special town on the Costa Brava with a large number of beaches to choose from.
Protected by a large bay, Playa Gran's wide, family-friendly, horseshoe-shaped beach has soft golden sands and deep blue waters that are a favorite of swimmers. But the most special thing about this elegant beach are the 14th century fortifications that sit on rocky headlands overlooking the bay. They are amazingly illuminated at night. For a different atmosphere, Platja d'es Codolar is a small beach with a bar located in a cove at the foot of imposing cliffs.
Sophisticated and elegant, Maspalomas beach, in the southern part of Gran Canaria, is all about its sand. Maspalomas, a huge 6-kilometer stretch of golden sand that is about 100 meters wide at some points, is surrounded by a desert landscape of huge sand dunes that will make it look like you are sunbathing in the Saharawi desert rather than along a Spanish coast. Apartamentos Castavi is a short walk from Es Pujols Beach. The units are large, with full kitchens and there is an outdoor pool.
In addition to its proximity to the beach, it is a good base for sightseeing around the island. The building has a small snack bar and a reception with 24-hour staff who can help arrange activities and excursions. Playa del Inglés, Canary Islands No list of Spanish beaches is complete without mentioning those found in the Canary Islands. Another Spanish territory, these islands are almost 60 miles (95 kilometers) off the coast of Africa, in the Atlantic Ocean.
The two main islands are Tenerife and Gran Canaria. Playa del Inglés, in Gran Canaria, is almost 11 kilometers (seven miles) of wide sandy beach, which gradually transforms into beautiful dunes. Once a popular hippie hangout in the 1960s, it is now full of luxury boutique hotels and gourmet restaurants. Hotel Riu Palace Maspalomas overlooks the incredible dunes of Maspalomas (and the ocean beyond), which look like a Martian landscape.
The adults-only luxury resort is open all year round (some hotels in the Canary Islands close during winter) and is set within a huge oasis of gardens, about a 15-minute walk from the beach. Bogatell is within the city limits but less crazy than the city's main Barceloneta beach. Bogatell, an artificial beach, was created for the 1992 Olympics, so it is well designed and clean. There are lifeguards on call and basic facilities (toilets and showers) every few hundred meters along the beach.
It is a wide and flat beach with thick brown sand. Ibis Styles Barcelona City Bogatell is a good mid-range option in the area. It is a 10-minute walk to the arena. Locals also enjoy the beachfront neighborhood of Castelldefels.
Nestled in the hills above the small town, VIVA Suites & Spa is an adult-only boutique resort (more than 1). The resort is focused on wellness, with a well-equipped spa and a very healthy menu. The hotel is a little isolated, perfect for those looking for a quieter and more private experience. Cadiz is an ancient city in southwestern Spain, once a key port city during the 16th and 17th centuries, when the country was the world's maritime power.
Cadiz, one of the most historic cities in Spain, offers incredible views, along with miles of wide beaches. The beach region of Andalusia, including Cadiz, is known as the Costa de la Luz (the Costa de la Luz). Victoria Beach is the most popular beach in the city. It is approximately one mile (2.5 kilometers) long and a few hundred meters wide.
The waves are calm and the beach and sea are not rocky, so it is good for swimming and wading. Often cited as one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain, Platja de Ses Illetes is up to par in terms of beauty with some Caribbean counterparts. If you are a lover of southern Spain, this Andalusian beach with its crystal clear waters is sure to make you fall in love even more. Primitive landscapes, eroded caves and an undulating volcanic rock formation make this an extraordinary beach in Spain, with superfine sand and abundant underwater life.
Forget about Spain itself for a second. La Concha is considered one of the best urban beaches in Europe. Watersports, Michelin-starred restaurants, the sea-swept iron sculpture by the artist Eduardo Chillida and a mountain funicular, along with a small island within walking distance, make this one of the best beaches in Spain. Don't miss the opportunity to try one of Spain's national paella dishes, originally conceived here in Valencia, although purists will argue that a real Valencian paella should contain chicken or rabbit and green beans, rather than seafood.
Located on the Catalan coast in northeastern Spain, the Costa Brava area offers rugged beauty (the name literally means rugged coastline), with many serene beaches surrounded by high cliffs. The Costa del Sol in Andalusia is one of the most expensive (and sometimes overrated) regions in Spain. In addition to the beaches, it is a large part of Spain for sightseeing, as it is full of a long history and a rich culture. On the northern coast of Spain, close to the French border, the Cantabria region has more than 60 beaches along its beautiful Atlantic Ocean coast.
If you are looking for a trip of discovery to clean and transparent waters, this corner of the Balearic Islands should not be missed on your vacation in Spain. And for an unforgettable beach getaway, how about a holiday beach villa overlooking one of Spain's beautiful beaches, or a hotel located right next to the Mediterranean Sea. . .
