This country is often chosen for vacation. Interesting cities and attractions attract many. But most tourists prefer to spend time in beautiful Spanish resorts. The beaches of Spain truly deserve all the praise that vacationers bestow upon them.
The best beaches in Spain
In this country it is almost impossible to find a place where tourists do not like to relax and swim. The same can be said about the best beaches in beautiful Spain. They are all beautiful and interesting in their own way, with unique beautiful landscapes or high-quality service. Every tourist will find a resort to suit their taste - elite, family-friendly, with wild beaches.
Note!
all beaches can be conditionally divided into mainland ones (with the prefix “costa") or island. When choosing a resort, you should carefully study the map.
Costa Dorada
The golden beaches of the Costa Dorada attract many. It is better to come to Salou - this city is chosen by Russian tourists, so there are few Spaniards here. In addition, Salou is the largest populated center in the resort. Here you can not only enjoy a relaxing holiday for any budget, but also have fun visiting a variety of clubs or discos.
For those who value silence, Cambrils is more suitable. Cambrils is also home to several golf courses and famous golfers are often seen here.
Costa Blanca
The Costa Blanca resort offers its guests more than 300 days of summer a year. The local beaches have the whitest sand. It is this resort that can be seen in various advertising photos in magazines. Like many sandy beaches in Spain, the Costa Blanca offers plenty of entertainment. These include:
- amusement parks (Mundomar, etc.);
- unique natural objects and birds (Salt Lagoon, flamingos);
- various ancient sights.
Nearby is the city of Benidorm, where gambling lovers come. Experienced tourists recommend visiting Denia, an ancient city with several excellent beaches. Denia has an ancient castle, as well as several interesting museums. The city is located near Alicante.
You can also look into Alicante, as there is also a lot of interesting things for tourists there. And those looking for something unusual should head to Salinas. There are amazing salt lakes here. They are a delicate pink color and also have unique properties.
Alicante:
Costa de Valencia
The ranking of the best Spanish holiday destinations includes the Costa de Valencia. Everything is standard here - snow-white sand, where you can get a golden tan, and the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Photos of local beaches attract thousands of tourists. And for good reason, because they are awarded the Blue Flag.
Costa Tropical
The best beaches in wonderful Spain are a kind of rating, although all places are unique and have both their fans and detractors. Costa Tropical is no exception. This is one of the most “tropical” swimming spots in Spain, as it is located in the province of Granada. North Africa is nearby, so it is quite hot here all year round.
There are ancient Arab towns on the coast, which many connoisseurs of ancient architecture love to wander around. Despite this, Costa Tropical can hardly be called a relaxing resort. If you need silence, then it is better to choose Salobreña or any other small town.
Costa del Maresme
The beaches of Barcelona in Spain are not only the Costa Brava. Costa del Maresme is its continuation, therefore it is in no way inferior. It really is located near Barcelona. Along the coastline there are sun loungers and changing cabins. Sandy shores and clean water are the main advantages of local beaches.
Costa de la Luz
The name of the resort translates as “Coast of Light”. Sandy beaches invite you to sunbathe, and the waters of two seas at once (Mediterranean, Atlantic) invite you to swim. But this is not the only thing that attracts vacationers here. This place has been known since the time of ancient myths. According to legend, Cadiz, the capital of the Costa de la Luz, was founded by Hercules.
Costa del Garraf
This resort is also close to Barcelona. Most of all, tourists and locals love the seaside resort of Sitges. This is a medieval town with a lot of ancient attractions. Well, the swimming places are in no way inferior to the famous resorts - the service is at the highest level, as is the safety of vacationers. The resort is easy to find on a map of Spain.
Basque Country
The beaches at this resort meet all standards. Warm sea, snow-white sand, good service – everything holidaymakers need. People also come to the Basque country for sightseeing. It is here that the famous city of San Sebastian is located, where the International Film Festival is held.
San Sebastian is famous for its restaurants with three Michelin stars.
Ibiza
Spain is famous for its white sand beaches. But this is not the only thing that comes to mind when it comes to Ibiza. This is not what this island is known for. Ibiza can easily be called the capital of youth recreation, since it is here that the most riotous discos are held. But not only students come here. The island attracts partygoers of all ages. The title photo of the article is Cala d'hort beach, Ibiza.
The only thing better than a beach holiday in Ibiza is sightseeing, shopping or visiting restaurants. Tourists who want to be alone often rent remote villas. You can't hear the disco noise here, but there are secluded places for swimming and complete comfort.
Canaries
Many people have heard about the Canary Islands, but few know that they belong to Spain. You can come here at any time of the year. The Canaries are a fairly expensive resort, but even on a limited budget you can have a great holiday here. To save money, it is better to eat on your own and rent a car. In Spain itself it is simple, but in the Canaries it is even simpler.
The Santa Cruz area is very popular for relaxing on the beach. The sand here is black and has healing properties. There are also wild beaches.
Cies Islands
Locals call this place an island paradise. No wonder. The uniqueness of the islands lies in the preservation of local flora and fauna. And Rodas is often included in various ratings. There is a limit on visiting the islands and Rodas beach - no more than 2,200 people per day.
The most beautiful beaches
Beautiful beaches are not uncommon in Spain. But due to the large number of tourists, it is very difficult for them to choose a truly wonderful place to relax. Costa del Sol is rightfully in first place. This is 300 kilometers of luxurious beaches, all kinds of entertainment, gourmet cuisine, and expensive hotels. This is one of the most pathetic places in Spain.
The Costa del Sol is chosen by celebrities, but the average tourist will also have something to do here. You can visit Malaga, the city where Pablo Picasso was born. In addition, Malaga is known for its unique celebrations and festivals (Semana Santa).
Second place is occupied by the beaches of the Costa Brava (more than 200 km). The rocky coast, cozy coves, excellent infrastructure, as well as entertainment attract thousands of tourists every year.
Note!
The undoubted advantage of the Costa Brava is its close location to Barcelona (just half an hour’s drive).
Beaches for families with children
Spain is great for family holidays. But you need to choose those places that everyone will really like. The following beaches in sunny Spain are suitable for families with children:
- La Pineda (Costa Brava). Great for swimming with kids - smooth descent, children's pools, excellent service.
- Fuerteventura. It is very often chosen for holidays with children. White sand beaches, the warm Mediterranean Sea - all this guarantees a great vacation. In addition, it is very shallow here, so parents are not afraid for their children. There are few tourists in Fuerteventura, so a relaxing time is guaranteed.
- Santa Cristina. It is very picturesque here, and the water is famous for its purity. The service allows you to bring children here and not worry about their comfort or safety.
Spain is the best place for a holiday. You can come here with your family or alone to wander around the ancient cities. Newlyweds can easily find a secluded place for a romantic honeymoon, and partygoers can find the best discos in the world.
It is no coincidence that Spain bears the title of “Beach Capital of the World”; more than 600 of its beaches are recognized by experts as exemplary. Today we will tell you about the ten best beaches in Spain, which received the Travelers Choice Playas 2013 award, which is awarded by the TripAdvisor portal based on reviews from tourists from all over the world.
Beach las Catedrales
What's special:
Playa de las Catedrales means "Cathedral Beach" in Spanish. And indeed, like majestic cathedrals left behind by another civilization, ancient rocks rise on the beach, decorated with intricate cave passages and graceful stone arches.
When I look at this miracle of nature, I think that these are the places where the great architects of the past must have come to be inspired to create their architectural masterpieces.
Reviews about las Catedrales beach:
Judging by the reviews, the beach will appeal to connoisseurs of natural beauty, lovers of unusual scenery for photos, and simply those who are attracted by everything unusual.
And, conversely, those who cannot live without the modern amenities of civilization: beach bars, hotels and other comforts, such as sun loungers and umbrellas, will most likely remain disappointed, since there is nothing of the kind in the vicinity of the beach.
What you need to know:
Las Catedrales beach is not suitable for swimming, it is too wild, but it will be just right for thrill-seekers. However, you should know that during high tide the beach and all its beauties are completely hidden by the sea, and low tides are rather short-lived.
Las Catedrales beach is located on the Atlantic Ocean in northwestern Spain, in the province of Lugo, not far from the city of Ribadeo.
The closest flight is either to Corunna (144 km to Ribadeo) or to Santiago De Compostela (166 km), in both cases you will have to make a transfer in Madrid (550 km). At the time of writing, the price of an air ticket to this region of Spain was in the range of 16-20 thousand rubles, round trip from Moscow.
But you could fly to Bilbao with a transfer in Europe (405 km to Ribadeo and along the picturesque northern coast) for 9,500 rubles, so if you are planning to visit Las Catedrales Beach, you should look at the prices for all these cities and also Santander (310 km) don't forget to look.
Where to live:
You can stay at a campsite near the beach or at one of the Ribadeo hotels. The cost of living is from 1000 rubles per day.
Best time to travel:
July August
Beach ses Illetes
What's special:
When you first arrive on the island of Formentera, you literally take your breath away from how soft, like down, and white, like sugar, the sand of the ses Illetes beach harmonizes with the crystal clear, emerald waters of the Mediterranean Sea. In some places the island is so small that the sea surrounds the beach on all sides, enhancing the effect of the amazing interaction of colors of sand, water and sky.
The sea around the island of Formentera is very shallow and ideal for children, but those who like to swim in the depths will have to go quite far.
Reviews about ses Illetes beach:
Speaking about the beauty of the island, many compare it with Paradise and note that such a picturesque place is a must-visit in your life. However, it should be taken into account that most people who positively assessed this beach visited it in the “low season” - in spring or autumn, which I strongly recommend to you.
At the height of the season, you will inevitably encounter a crowd of tourists: hundreds of boats, thousands of vacationers and, inevitable in such situations, mountains of garbage turn the beach of a small paradise island into a dirty embankment of densely populated Hanoi.
If you venture to the island during the high season, be prepared to encounter crowds of people and compete with them for space on the sand, in the water and for clean air (as there will be a significant number of smokers around you).
In this case, take advantage of the recommendation of a tourist from Spain, who advises arriving early in the morning and leaving the beach after lunch to go for a walk around the island. To do this, you can rent a bike or scooter and explore the island, taking in all its many beaches, secluded spots and vantage points for photography.
What you need to know:
Entrance to the beach is paid - 6 euros, but there is an opinion that those arriving before 9 am are allowed in for free. It is imperative to take a beach umbrella with you, otherwise you will either inevitably get sunburned or part with a tidy sum for renting one on the island.
We also advise you to take food with you, as local restaurants charge exorbitant prices for it. “If you want to visit one of the restaurants on the beach, then be prepared to take out a mortgage,- writes a British tourist - a small lunch, without drinks, for 4 people cost us more than 200 euros.”
And many tourists support him, noting in their reviews that they had to refuse food because of its unreasonably high price and low quality. “The most unpleasant thing is that they treat you like a wallet, not a person.”- characterizes the situation with the provision of service on the island by a traveler from Italy.
Where is it and how to get there:
The beach ses Illetes is located on the small island of Formentera in the Mediterranean Sea, not far from Ibiza.
You can get there by flying to Ibiza, the cost of an air ticket is approximately 15 thousand rubles round trip, and from there by ferry, or on a yacht, or on a scooter (the sail to the island of Formentera is approximately 29 km).
Where to live:
You can live like this, price in May from 1400 rubles. per day, and you can rent a room there from 900 rubles. per day.
Best time to travel:
May, September, October.
Playa de La Concha (San Sebastian)
What's special:
When you look at La Concha beach from the top of a nearby cliff, it seems as if a crescent moon has descended from the sky and nestled comfortably on the shore of the picturesque harbor, kindly presenting its yellow-golden, sandy sides to people.
But as soon as you go down, a different landscape opens up before you: a quiet harbor, perfectly protected from the waves, with clear azure water; The view is very beautiful and calming, setting you up for quiet rest and relaxation.
Spain is not only about bullfighting and flamenco. The country is famous throughout the world for its resorts and many beautiful beaches. We want to show you the 10 best beaches in Spain later in the article.
1. Ses Illetes
In most national and international rankings, Ses Illetes beach appears in the top positions as one of the best sandy beaches in Spain, and even in the world. This piece of paradise is located on the Canary island of Formentera, surrounded by nature, crystal clear turquoise sea and white sand, which is not inferior in quality to the beaches of the Caribbean coast.
2. Beach of the Cathedrals
Located in the Galician town of Ribadeo, this spectacular beach is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque in Spain. It is especially interesting to visit Cathedrals Beach at low tide, when you have access to a long stretch of sand that is bordered by a rock wall eroded into interesting shapes. Here you can see arches more than thirty meters high, reminiscent of the buttresses of a cathedral, caves and corridors of sand between boulders.
3. La Rodas
It is simply impossible not to include in our list of the best beaches in Spain the amazing Rodas, recognized by the British newspaper The Guardian as the best in the world. It is located on the northern island of the Cies archipelago. Beautiful white sand, lush vegetation and crystal clear water make this place a paradise!
4. Bologna
Belonging to the municipality of Tarifa (Andalusia), with a length of 3,800 meters and an average width of 70 m, Bologna is considered one of the last virgin beaches in southern Spain. In the northwestern part of the beach there is a sand dune of more than 30 meters - this place was declared a natural monument in 2001 and is of great ecological importance.
5. Cala Macarella
Cala Macarella is one of the most famous beaches on the island of Menorca, and one of the best beaches in Spain thanks to its spectacular turquoise waters and picturesque surroundings. Also nearby is the smaller, no less beautiful nudist bay of Macarelleta.
6. Cala Salada
North of the city of San Antonio is Ibiza's best and most beautiful bay. This place is very popular among locals and owners of small yachts, since tourist ships do not come here. Cala Salada is a small sandy beach surrounded by pine hills and bisected by exposed rocks. Its bright blue, clear and calm waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling in a tranquil environment. Extreme lovers can jump from the top of the cliff into the water, although this is prohibited.
7. Zahara de los Atunes or the German Coast
This beautiful coastal area is located in the province of Cadiz. Its name is associated with the German Nazis who hid here after World War II. This is a desert of extraordinary beauty, from where, by the way, you can enjoy magnificent views of the North African coast. The water here is cool and clear. The beach itself is about 1300 meters long and has an average width of 80 m. Access to the sea is a little difficult, but it is worth a visit as it is one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain.
8. Kofete
El Cofete beach is located in the municipality of Pajara, in the southern part of the island of Fuerteventura, on the Jandia Peninsula. Access to the beach is difficult, so it is usually deserted. What's special here are the large mountains all around, creating a truly breathtaking landscape, making Cofete one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain.
9. Beach of the Dead
Beach of the Dead is located on the coast of Almeria in the municipality of Carboneras. The name of the beach is certainly gloomy, but, nevertheless, no one died here. The fact is that ocean currents converge here, bringing the bodies of shipwrecked sailors. But such terrible stories are a thing of the past, and now it is one of the most famous and popular beaches on the Spanish coast, often appearing in various ratings.
10. Maspalomas
This impressive beach is located in the southern part of the island of Gran Canaria. It stretches from the resort of Playa del Inglés to the Maspalomas lighthouse and is the longest and most beautiful beach on the island. Within its boundaries is the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve, covering an area of 326 hectares. This place will “transport” you to the Sahara Desert! There is also a nudist area.
It is almost impossible to imagine a trip to Spain without a beach holiday. Whatever the purpose of the trip, everyone always strives to soak up the sand for at least an hour, expose their face to the playful rays of the sun and swim on one of the many Spanish beaches, the total length of which, by the way, is more than 7900 km! Today we have prepared for you the Top 10 most beautiful, picturesque and recommended beaches for visiting in Spain, which will not leave even the most sophisticated traveler indifferent.
The beach opens our rating Cala Macarelleta(Cala Macarelleta) on the island of Menorca, Balearic archipelago. This is a favorite place for romantics and photo artists. Crystal clear, turquoise water, warm, almost white sand, lush vegetation and rocks around make this place one of the most beautiful on the island.
In the next position are the Balearic Islands again, now this is the island of Formentera and its beautiful Ses Illetas beach(Playa de Ses Illetes). In contrast to its predecessor and neighbor on Menorca, this beach is not a picturesque bay, but, on the contrary, is a long, 450-meter spit with dunes of fine white sand. There is the purest water and excellent conditions for exploring the underwater world.
Bolonia Beach(Playa de Bolonia), located in the province of Cadiz, in sunny Andalusia. This is one of the few pristine beaches in the southern province, with a length of 3800 meters and a width of about 70 meters. Kilometers of white sand, clear water, rare café chiringuitos and majestic sand dunes make this beach the pearl of the Cadiz coastline.
To visit the next beach in our rating, you need to go to the north of the country. Here, on the Galician island of Cies, there is one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain, which has been included in international ratings more than once - Rhodes Beach(Playa de Rodas). This is a real natural oasis, which locals call heaven on earth. The waters of the Atlantic Ocean are reminiscent of the Caribbean, and the sand is so white that it is blinding when reflected in the sun. The fir and eucalyptus trees framing the beach make this place especially picturesque.
The next beach with a far from romantic name Los Muertos(Playa de los Muertos), which translates as “beach of the dead,” is located in the province of Almeria, in the Cabo de Gata Natural Park. This unflattering name was given to the beach by our ancestors, since it was here that the currents often washed up the bodies of sailors who died during storms and shipwrecks. Today, Playa de los Muertos is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain, and numerous tourists who come to soak up the warm sand and enjoy the natural beauty are not at all embarrassed by its name.
Papagayo Beach(Playa del Papagayo) on the island of Lanzarote, Canary archipelago. This is a picturesque bay, with turquoise, almost clear water and a beach of fine white sand. Despite the fact that the Canary Islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean, which is rarely calm, in this bay you feel as if you are in a natural pool, the water here is so calm.
Cofete Beach(Playa de Cofete) on the island of Fuerteventura in the Canary archipelago goes beyond the usual beauty of turquoise waters and lush vegetation around. This is a real mix of elements, here the ocean merges with the sky, the waves rear up, and the wind literally knocks you off your feet. But it's worth seeing! Pristine beauty, 14 km of untouched nature. This is one of the most beautiful wild beaches in Spain.
The next beach is another piece of heaven on earth. Cala Comte(Cala Comte) on the island of Ibiza. This beach fully lives up to the idea of partygoers and romantics about Ibiza. Being on Cala Comte, you want to stop time. Everything is beautiful here: the color of the water, shimmering from rich blue to soft blue, the softness of the fine sand, the nature surrounding the beach, and even the sun illuminates this beach somehow especially gently, fearing to scare away with its burning rays. But, like many similar places, the beach has one drawback - it is overly popular; in the summer, after 11 am it is difficult to find a place to lie down.
Valdebaqueros Beach(Playa de Valdevaqueros) in Tarifa, Andalusia. Paradise and the best place in Europe for lovers of kitesurfing and windsurfing, as well as for fans of hiking, and for any tourist. Every year, various world-class kite and windsurfer competitions take place here. This beach makes you fall in love at first sight and you want to stay here forever. Sand dunes, a refreshing breeze, views of Africa, clear water and kilometers of white sand - what else is needed for complete happiness?
La Concha Beach(Playa de la Concha) in San Sebastian, Basque Country. This place is one of the pearls of all of Spain, as well as an undoubted asset and one of the main attractions of the city. The beach, shaped like a huge shell, has about 54,000 square meters of total area. There is fine white sand and a fairly gentle entrance. From any point on the beach you can enjoy amazing panoramas of the opposite part. Undoubtedly, La Concha beach is worth coming to the Basque Country just for it!
Spain is surrounded by the Balearic Sea, the Bay of Biscay and the Alboran Sea. With such a great location, the country is an obvious choice for a beach holiday in Europe. Spain attracts tourists with miles of stunning coastline and many picturesque islands. Here you'll find secluded beaches, vibrant culture and unforgettable scenery - Spain has it all. This list of the best beach holiday destinations in Spain will help you plan your travel itinerary.
Nerja
Nerja is located a few kilometers from the bustling beaches of Malaga on the Costa del Sol. This charming coastal destination lies in the foothills of the Sierra Almijara Mountain Range. Formerly a traditional fishing village, Nerja has grown to become a major tourist destination in Spain, while maintaining an authentic Spanish atmosphere. The most stunning views open from the so-called Balcony of Europe, from where you will see the endless expanses of the sea and the ruins of an ancient castle on the coast. The total length of beaches in Nerja is 8 kilometers, but the most popular is the sandy Beach Del Salon. The sea here is clean and shallow, making the beach ideal for families with small children. 
Sitges
Along the Mediterranean coast, not far from Barcelona, Sitges is a popular seaside resort in Spain. Many city dwellers flock to Sitges during the day to soak up the sun, but it is also a worthy destination for a full-on holiday and beach holiday. Along the coastline of Sitges, called the Costa Dorada, you can count as many as 17 beaches. What makes Sitges so unique is the diversity of each of its beaches. Here you can find some of the best beaches in Spain, tiny coves, family-friendly spots and huge sandy beaches where you can have a great time with plenty of activities available. Many beaches are easily accessible on foot, which is also a big advantage for beach lovers in Spain. 
Santander
Along the Costa de Cantabria coastline in Northern Spain lies the city of Santander. Among its outstanding attractions are the historic city center and the Magdalena Palace, which was once the summer residence of the Spanish king. Despite these historical monuments, Santander is best known for its beaches. Magdalena Beach is just one example of popular coastal spots. Playa Sardinero is the most crowded in Santander, while Virgen Del Mar beach is a quieter, isolated spot. Enjoy views of the sea as you stroll along the long promenade of Santander Bay.
Costa Brava
North of Barcelona, near the French border, lies the coastal region of the Costa Brava. There are many seaside resorts, historic fishing villages and the largest coastal hotels concentrated here. For beautiful scenery and traditional Spanish flair, head to Tossa de Mar Beach, which is the perfect destination for a beach holiday in Spain. For lovers of nightlife and sunbathing on the beach, Lloret de Mar is the place to be. In Lloret de Mar, you can soak up the sun on Lloret beach, go diving, or party the night away at the beachside bars. 
Benidorm
Along the Costa Blanca you will find the vibrant resort of Benidorm. Popular with both Spaniards and tourists from all over Europe, Benidorm is a bustling place with countless hotels, shopping centers and all kinds of amenities. But it is its beautiful beaches that are considered the main advantage of the resort. The two largest beaches in Benidorm are the most popular: Levante and Pontiente. Levante is always crowded with tourists who come here for the excellent restaurants, shops and bars. Pontiente is more popular with locals and families with children who want to avoid noise and crowds. 
Corralejo
Corralejo is a beach town on the northern tip of Fuerteventura, the second largest of the Canary Islands. The island has many beautiful beaches, making it a favorite destination for water sports enthusiasts. Thanks to regular winds, surfing is also popular here. Among the attractions of Spain it is worth noting the Dunes National Park near Corralejo. This stunning corner is practically untouched by humans, giving everyone the chance to enjoy the beauty of nature. You can go on a dune safari in special dune buggies, also exploring the most beautiful sights. In Corralejo itself there are four main beaches with all the infrastructure, cafes and restaurants. 
Marbella
Marbella on the Costa el Sol was once a tiny fishing village with a couple of hundred inhabitants. Today it is one of the most famous beach holiday destinations in Spain. Marbella's Old Town is rich in historical architecture, but the real appeal of this city lies in its warm weather, stunning beaches and nightlife. Most Marbella beaches have excellent infrastructure, lifeguard towers, and many shops and bars. Playa de Alicate, with its clean white sand, is considered the main beach in Marbella, while Nikki Beach attracts nightlife lovers. 
Tenerife
The largest of the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa is Tenerife. Visitors come here throughout the year to enjoy warm weather, world-class nightlife and exceptional beaches. In addition to excellent beach holidays, Tenerife also offers all types of water sports. El Médano, for example, is considered one of the best windsurfing destinations in the world. In Los Gigantes you can go fishing in the open sea or watch whales. For a unique experience, head to Las Galletas Beach, where you can feed stingrays in their natural habitat. 
Tariff
At the southernmost tip of Spain along the Costa de la Luz lies the small town of Tarifa. Phenomenal beaches make Tarifa a stunning beach holiday destination in Spain. Across the Strait of Gibraltar, on a clear day you can easily see the coast of Africa. If you love beach sports, then head to Los Lances Beach. About 10 kilometers of pure white sand and dunes await you here, and the constant wind makes Los Lances ideal for kitesurfing and windsurfing. On the beach there is the Rio Yara lagoon, which fills with water at high tide. 
Ibiza
Ibiza is a Balearic island known for its non-stop nightlife. And although Ibiza comes alive at night, days at the beach still attract many visitors. If you're visiting Ibiza, be sure to head to Cala Salada in the San Antonio area. The rocky coast rises above the bright turquoise waters, forming an idyllic landscape. For a cold cocktail and a sun lounger, head to Cala Jondal, a lively beach with beautiful white sand. For privacy, you should choose the small bay of Cala Xuclar, where you can take a break from the noisy crowds and snorkel. 
Maspalomas
Gran Canaria is one of the most popular Canary Islands located off the coast of Western Sahara in Africa. The Spanish island has many attractive holiday destinations, but one of the best is Maspalomas. Stunning dunes and bright blue seas make Maspalomas the perfect beach holiday in Spain. Maspalomas is divided into four areas. Families with small children can stay in the first of them, while the other sections will be of interest to partygoers, nudists and water sports enthusiasts. Maspalomas Beach is located near the city center, where you can always grab a snack and drink. 
Majorca
Mallorca is the largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands. With countless beaches, white sand and clear waters, Mallorca is a fantastic destination for a beach holiday in Spain. Magaluf Beach is one of the most popular on the island, where you can not only swim and sunbathe, but also have fun with shopping and nightlife. Many visitors to Mallorca stay in oceanfront hotels on the most crowded stretch of coastline, but there are also some isolated spots where you can find solitude. Cala Figuera Beach, for example, is located between the mountains in a quiet bay. Here you will find stunning untouched nature and peaceful silence.
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