Destinations

A peaceful coastal haven celebrated for its vast Atlantic shores and the finest bluefin tuna in the region

A wild and pristine Atlantic escape backed by massive dunes and significant Roman archaeological ruins

An expansive golden beach known for its beautiful sunsets and the historic castle ruins sitting on a tidal island

A protected, undeveloped beach inside Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park reached by dirt track or a 30-minute walk.

A compact urban beach in Cádiz's historic center, flanked by Castillo de San Sebastián and Castillo de Santa Catalina.

A small volcanic-rock beach within Cabo de Gata Natural Park, a short drive from Genoveses.

A long, exposed beach at Tarifa facing the Strait of Gibraltar, known for consistent wind.

A protected paradise of white sand and turquoise water, representing the pinnacle of Spanish coastal beauty

Santander’s elegant grand beach, framed by Belle Époque architecture and scenic coastal paths

A secluded, crystal-clear turquoise cove that captures the essence of a tranquil Menorcan escape

A collection of untouched, turquoise coves at the southern tip of Lanzarote, accessible only by a rustic track

A unique golden-sand beach near San Andrés, offering calm, palm-fringed waters unlike anywhere else on the island

A Sahara-like dune field spilling onto a golden beach, the most distinctive natural landscape in the Canaries.

A functional, uniquely two-sided sandbar separating the Mediterranean from the Mar Menor lagoon

Valencia's expansive city beach, famous for its lively promenade and authentic paella restaurants

Barcelona's historic city beach, on the edge of the old fishermen's quarter.

A long, protected natural beach on Mallorca's south coast known for pale sand and shallow water.

The longest beach in Galicia, backed by dunes near the village of Carnota.

A long, cliff-backed beach on Lanzarote's northwest coast, known for surfing and strong currents.

A wild, dune-backed beach within the Dunas de Liencres Natural Park near Santander.

Eroded sandstone towers standing on the sand — the Gredas de Bolnuevo, sculpted by wind into ramparts and figures.

A long, wide sandy beach with a developed promenade in Gandia, Valencia.

A perfect crescent of golden sand in the heart of San Sebastián.

A long urban beach in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, split by a natural reef into calm and wave sections.

A tidal beach in Galicia known for its natural rock arches, with access limited by tide times and a summer permit system.

A small inland beach in Asturias fed by an underground seawater channel, declared a Natural Monument.

A tidal beach within the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve near Mundaka in the Basque Country.

A small pine-backed cove near Begur on the Costa Brava, with a parador hotel overlooking the bay.

An undeveloped beach within Calblanque Regional Park on the Murcian coast, with limited vehicle access.

A black-sand beach in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, landscaped by César Manrique and sheltered by breakwaters.

A pine-backed cove on Menorca's south coast, reached by a short walk from the nearest parking.

A long sandy beach in the surf town of Zarautz on the Basque coast.

A cliff-enclosed beach on the Asturian coast near Cudillero, reached via a steep staircase.

A long sandy beach across the Bahía de Santander, reached by ferry from the city, popular for surfing.

A cluster of small coves fronting a whitewashed former fishing village on the Costa Brava.

A small, sheltered urban cove beach on the outskirts of Cartagena.

A small rocky beach on Ibiza's southwest coast facing the islet of Es Vedrà.

A wide, high-rise-backed urban beach in central Benidorm.

A sandbar on Formentera's north coast, with shallow turquoise water on both sides and the island of Espalmador offshore.

A small cliff-lined cove near Xàbia with a distinctive rock arch just offshore.