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Most spanish beaches on the Costa del Sol feature small open-air bars or typical Spanish beach restaurants called chiringuitos typically serving a selection of fresh fish. As a rule, the spanish beach with the best services - including deck chairs, toilets, lifeguards and security - are close to urban or residential areas.
All kind of water sports equipment can be hired on the spanish beach or in one of many leisure ports along the coast. Blue flag spanish beaches are recognised as having high environmental, sanitary and safety standards. |
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Sotogrande spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
Sotogrande is located south of Marbella. The beaches in Sotogrande are secluded and offer a peace and quiet that is often difficult to find on the Costa del Sol. Sotogrande is a small town and is relatively quiet throughout the year. The reputation of Sotogrande and its appeal lay initially in the natural beauty. |
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San Roque spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
San Roque is a town distinguished by its whiteness and beautiful spanish beach. The beaches in San Roque are all of them top quality and very well cared. San Roque, therefore, can be considered a typical Andalusian town, with those narrow and twisting lanes, and quiet squares and corners. |
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Estepona spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
The Esteponan coastline, low lying and sandy, extends over more than 20 km of coast, offering a succession of spanish beaches with differing degrees of usage and popularity according to the area. Estepona has a wonderful, quiet cove Playa de Cristo, which is ideal for small children because of its shallow, safe waters. |
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San Pedro spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
San Pedro de Alcantara- every year thousands of people from all over the world flock here and the Costa del Sol to enjoy its beautiful spanish beach. Whether you are looking for a beach that is a small, private cove or one that is miles and miles of soft golden sand, the Costa del Sol has something for everyone. |
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Puerto Banus spanish beach
- on the Costa del Sol
Puerto Banus and the sea go hand in hand. The beaches here all have golden fine sand of the Mediterranean, with the hot sun and the sea breeze, these are spanish beaches worth visiting. The water is warm, and there are a lot of water sports available. |
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Marbella spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
Without doubt the place to be seen. If you are famous then there is no risk of not getting caught by the Paparatzi. Good beach just to the east of the marina protected by a jetty. If you feel like treating yourself spend a day relaxing in the Marbella Club Beach Club. |
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Calahonda spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
Calahonda is a small annex placed 13 kilometres from Motril. It possesses a magnificent spanish beach of thick and clean sand, of deep and transparent waters. With almost always calm and abundant waters. Calahonda, lacks, for this proximity to the sea, of typical winter weather. |
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Fuengirola spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
The hospitality of its people, the fantastic beaches, Fuengirola boast more than seven kilometres of beautiful and well kept spanish beach, with white sand and provided with all the necessary services. For many years they have flown the European Blue Flag. |
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Mijas spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
Mijas is located 31 kilometres to the west of Malaga. Mijas has 12 kilometres of beaches with fine sand and a blue flag indicating that it is one of the cleanest beaches in Europe. Mijas is renowned for its sports and recreational facilities. The excellent climate and the quality of the sea water, make Mijas an ideal destination. |
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Benalmadena spanish beach
- on the Costa del Sol
This is the coastal strip of the municipality enjoying a 9 kilometres stretch of attractive spanish beaches and all the sporting and leisure possibilities of a busy resort town. You can stroll down one of the most attractive promenades in Europe. The spanish beaches are sandy, some shingle, some man-made, but they are all clean.
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Torremolinos spanish beach -
on the Costa del Sol
Torremolinos is with seven kilometres of spanish beaches in excellent condition, the residents of the area and visitors can enjoy the beaches for most of the year. But there is more to Torremolinos than the sun and sand that made it famous. The long modern promenade which separates the town centre from the beaches. |
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Malaga spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
The city of Malaga has three different types of spanish beaches, each one with special characteristics. The first group comprises the beaches of the eastern part of the city. The second group of beaches comprises those that extend from the Port of Malaga to the Pleasure port of El Candado. |
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Nerja spanish beach - on the Costa del Sol
The town of Nerja retains a traditional Spanish charm of white-washed houses, adorned with geraniums, twisting alleyways and cobbled streets. It is also a delightful spanish beach resort, with terrific stores, many wonderful restaurants, fabulous beaches and one of Europe's best climates. |
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