These places attract thousands of tourists from around the world. Obaldenno beautiful!
1. Santa Justa, Ubiarko, Cantabria
Narrow bays, rocky promontories, green hills and gloomy weather – this is the beach and resort in Cantabria in northern Spain. Despite the frequent rain, Cantabria still a few degrees warmer than the rest of Spain
2. Tarifa, Andalusia
Whale watching, windsurfing, day trip to Morocco – are just some ways to spend time in one of the most windy resorts in Spain..
3. Bael Claudia Kadis
This beach is located north of Tarifa. This is not the only beach with miles of uninterrupted sand along the southeast coast of the Atlantic, but here too there are Roman ruins. The combination of an abandoned ghost town and a wide beach make this a truly unique, especially when it is bathed in bright light during twilight.
4. CEZ-Ilet, Formentera
This site is located on a small sand island of Formentera, where the Spaniards themselves choose to come for a family holiday. True, this beach sand, ivory and clear turquoise waters make Cèze-Ilet increasingly popular among tourists.
5. Playa de Aguas Santas, Galicia
The so-called “Beach Councils in the province of Lugo. Huge pillars of slate and shale, which grew out of the sand like a dark cathedral. Viewing experience of this place – a serene beach, along with majestic cathedrals – a truly unforgettable.
6. La Concha, San Sebastian
The most elegant resort near Bilbao. Protected from strong winds by steep cliffs and islands, La Concha is the most famous beach in Spain. Here you can go surfing, walk along the promenade in search of famous restaurants and enjoy the beautiful views of the beach.
7. Cabo de Gata, Almeria
Gloomy, pale gray color – not what you would expect from Spain, but so is this place, surrounded by cliffs and wild scenery. Perhaps the most secluded and desolate place in Spain. Since the Cabo de Gata is located in the arid region of Europe, the sea here – a refreshing piece of paradise. Coral reefs, beaches make it a wonderful place for diving.
8. San Sebastia, Barcelona
Not the most beautiful, but ancient fishing beach of Barcelona. The water here is clean and quiet, but in summer it attracts many people due to the busy trade and finding the beach.
9. Playa del Silencio, Asturias
Here, in the foggy northern province of Asturias, many tourists have been most impressed by the beauty of Spain, thanks to a giant mountain range, which receives thousands of pilgrims every year. Untouched nature, serenity and stillness – the beach is exactly what its name because the translation of Playa del Silencio means “Beach of silence.”
10. Sala Llevad, Girona
Here, south of the resort with the funny name of Tossa de Mar, is the tenth beach Spain – Sala Llevad. Miles of forest and small bays distinguish this place from all others. The crystal clear water, in which swarms of jellyfish sports, stretches north along the coast – that’s where the diving will be worth the time spent. Also see on our website the past editions of the best beaches
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