Tourism is the main industry of Spain, bringing it almost 11% of the income. About 82 million tourists go to the homeland of bullfighting and flamenco, attracted here by world-class beaches, gastronomy, and popular festivals. The charm of Spanish cities deserves high attention, 13 of them are under the protection of UNESCO. Look for a suitable spot in our rating of the best Spanish beaches.
Playa de Muro is a good choice for lonely travelers, groups of friends, or families with children. It is situated in Alcudia Bay which is located not far from the ancient fortress town with the same name. Playa de Muro, which is the part of the large natural S'Albufera de Mallorca, is distinguished by large extension, clear transparent water and very clean air.
Cala Macarelleta is the main feature of Menorca. Despite its small size the beach is very popular among tourists: youth, families with children and those who like to spend their time away from the noisy cities.
La Concha - the main beach of the city of San Sebastian. This is one of the most beautiful resorts in Spain and Europe.
Son Bou Beach is a perfect place for tourists with any hobbies. Families with children, extreme water sports enthusiasts like divers and surfers, those who lead a night lifestyle and like to spend their nights dancing to popular music - anyone will enjoy here.
Cala Agulla is a beach located in the easternmost part of Mallorca, but it doesn't prevent it from being very popular.
The cozy Cala Barques bay is made for beach vacations. You can easily find a spot for your family on this 60 m long coastline. But it does get crowded during high season. The soft sand and crystal clear water, however, will brighten up the mood. The bay is protected from the wind and waves by the tall mountains on both sides.
Playa de Illetes is situated in the north of Formentera Island, 4 km from La Savina and 10 km from Palma de Mallorca, surrounded by pine trees. This is a popular beach among tourists and locals. Good infrastructure, excellent transport junction. There's everything you need for a comfortable stay. The width is 25 m, length is 120 m. The climate is mild, comfortable.
The Cala Mondrago Beach is known for its white soft sand. The 75 m long and 60 m wide beach area is located in the middle of the Mondrago National Park in the southeast of the island. Construction is prohibited there, so any tourist will be able to enjoy the untouched nature.
The sandy beach of Es Trenc is popular among those vacationers who are bored with places that are adjacent to local hotels.
The Spanish beach of Cala Turqueta is a paradise for lovers of relaxation away from civilization. The coastal strip with soft sand between mountain formations is located in the southern part of the island of Menorca.
Just a few decades ago, there was a barren desert in these places, now Duke's Beach is one of the visiting cards of the city of Costa Adeje.
The quiet rumble of the ocean, which can be felt on the beach of Las Teresitas, is fascinating. The long coastal strip and palm trees create the feeling of an exotic jungle.
Papagayo is the most famous Lanzarote beach located in the south of the island. It is located in a nature reserve, so it offers the opportunity to relax among the unspoilt nature of the Canary.
Cala Saona is located in a secluded bay of the same name on the west coast of Formentera Island, the distance to the capital San Francisco is 5 km. This is a small, quiet resort on the Balearic archipelago. Territorially, it's located between the bay of Caló d'en Trull and cape of Punta Rasa. It's a reserve zone, and nudism is allowed on the territory. From Cala Saona, you can admire the neighbouring island of Ibiza and the mystical peak of the volcanic mountain of Es Verda. The locals believe that this rock is “the top of sank Atlantis”.
Es Pujols is located near the town of the same name in the northeast of Formentera and has been honoured with the Blue Flag award.