The 4 Best Beaches In Spain

Spain has innumerable and wonderful coastal destinations that have earned it countless blue flags for the beauty of its surroundings, the cleanliness and quality of its waters. Fantastic beaches that every year attract millions of tourists from all continents, who also enjoy an unbeatable climate.

In this country you can visit large cities adorned by lush beaches, but you will also find small coastal towns full of magic. In Spain there is a lot to choose from, since it has almost eight thousand kilometers of coastline, which translates into more than three thousand beaches to visit.

There are beaches for all tastes : vast stretches of fine sand perfect for going with the family, others more hidden and relaxed or nudist beaches that are synonymous with freedom. You will also find beaches with turquoise, mountainous and virgin waters, excellent for water sports, and urban beaches with calm waves and surrounded by restaurants.

And there is still an added attraction to the beauty and variety of Spanish beaches, during the year, the coastal area of Spain has at least 3,000 hours of sunshine.

1. Ses Illetes Beach, Fomentera

This unspoiled beach is listed as the fifth best beach in all of Europe. It is located to the north of the island of Fomentera, very close to Ibiza and is surrounded by islets and rural vegetation. In addition, the posidonia seaweed meadow that lives on its seabed is declared a World Heritage Site.

It has crystal clear waters that resemble the color of the sky. Calm waters ideal for resting and spending relaxing moments in the sun, but also for practicing all kinds of water sports.

In Ses Illetes you can enjoy endless activities. We propose some:

• Practice sailing
• Enjoy water skiing
• Take scuba lessons and equipment rentals
• Yacht rides
• Visits to various restaurants in the area
• Boat trips

2. Cala Comte, Ibiza

This beach is located in the west of the island of Ibiza and its idyllic natural landscapes make it perfect for a postcard. It is a beach very popular with tourists and even music and film stars, ranking among the best in Europe, according to the Tripadvisor tourism website.

It has shallow waters and is ideal for nature lovers. Its degradation of blues is unmatched and the fine white sand that surrounds it gives it a unique softness. In addition, it has an extensive marine world that is made up of rocks, corals and colorful fish that make it even more exotic.

You can enjoy many activities in Cala Comte, including:

• Snorkel
• Visit restaurants that sell exclusive and exquisite seafood
• Catamaran excursions
• Enjoy its enchanting sunsets
• You will visit beach bars, perfect to have a mojito while admiring the landscape

3. Catedrales Beach, Lugo

Listed as a “natural museum”, this beach is located in the coastal area of ​​the Galician province of Lugo, in the town of Ribadeo. It has rock formations and cliffs up to 34 meters high, as well as caves created as a result of sea erosion and a lot of striking vegetation that invites tourists to visit this monumental beach.

On the Catedrales beach you can enjoy:

• Organize a picnic as a couple or with the family
• Sport fishing
• Viewpoints to view the beach
• Take pictures of the spectacular views

4. Papagayo Beach, Lanzarote

Papagayo beach is located in the south of the island of Lanzarote and its waters are of an emerald turquoise color that really resembles a swimming pool. It has little waves and is ideal to go with children.

Activities to do in Playa Papagayo:

• Go snorkelling
• Enjoy the sunset
• Visit nearby restaurants where you can enjoy the fantastic local cuisine

Beaches large, small, open or semi-hidden, but always wonderful. Beaches that  are just a small example of what the Spanish coast offers.