Beaches in Granada

A well-equipped tourist beach next to the urbanised area of Calahonda, with a large number of visitors.See more

It is a very long beach (3 km), so despite the large number of visitors, it has a quiet appearance. It is surrounded by intensive greenhouse cultivation.See more

Long beach, with fine sand and very crowded.See more

Isolated beach of gravel and sand, with no facilities or services.See more

Small beach next to the N-340 road. It has no facilities.See more

Small, very narrow beach in an isolated area next to the N-340 road.See more

Isolated beach with no services or facilities, accessible on foot from the N-340 road.See more

Isolated beach next to the N-340 road. No services.See more

Gravel beach surrounded by intensive greenhouse crops.See more

Long beach with some facilities.See more

It forms part of a succession of small beaches in the less urbanised area of Almuñécar: Calabajío, Cabria, Curumbico and Barranco de Enmedio. As it is somewhat distant from the main centre of Almuñécar, the number of visitors is moderate.See more

It forms part of a succession of small beaches in the less urbanised area of Almuñecar: Calbajío, Cabria, Curumbico and Barranco de Enmedio. As it is somewhat distant from the main centre of Almuñécar, the number of visitors is moderate. It offers a…See more

It forms part of a succession of small beaches in the less urbanised area of Almuñécar: Calabajío, Cabria, Curumbico and Barranco de Enmedio. As it is somewhat distant from the main centre of Almuñécar, the number of visitors is moderate.See more

It is the only canine beach on the coast of Granada. Also known as Playa Can de Motril.See more

This beach is made up of a succession of small coves that are very difficult to access, so the number of bathers is very low.See more

A small, very narrow beach, in the main centre of Almuñécar, adjoining the beach of San Cristóbal.See more

Located in the Paraje Natural de Maro Cerro Gordo, it is a small beach that is quite popular, although it is difficult to access. It has certain services.See more

It is a narrow beach in a built-up area, with buildings scattered along the mountainside.See more

It forms part of a succession of small beaches in the less urbanised area of Almuñecar: Calabajío, Cabria, Curumbico and Barranco de Enmedio. As it is somewhat distant from the main centre of Almuñecar, the number of visitors is moderate.See more

It consists of a main beach and a small cove, linked by a pedestrian path, and another path connects them both with Cotobro Beach. It is accessed from Cotobro beach.See more

Urban beach with a family atmosphere. It is very well equipped and has a high level of services.See more

Small beach next to the marina of Marina del Este, with a large influx of people, mostly from the urbanisations close to the beach.See more

Small beach in an urbanised area, with a large number of visitors.See more

Large beach in the town centre of Almuñécar, with a good level of services.See more

Beach 1 km long with good services. Urbanised area with high-rise buildings and promenade.See more

Very small and very frequented beach, in a built-up area.See more

Quite extensive beach with a high degree of urbanisation in its surroundings. It offers all kinds of services.See more

It is a small cove next to the N-340 road, isolated and with hardly any facilities.See more

Extensive beach with artificial defences in some sections. It has a promenade and some services.See more

The beach belongs to two municipalities: Gualchos-Castell de Ferro and Lújar. It is not an excessively crowded beach.See more

It is a long strip of sand between the Port of Motril and Torrenueva. It has hardly any facilities.See more

Small cove located to the west of San Cristobal beach.See more

Relatively quiet beach, with small urbanisations around it. It has few services.See more

Beach located between San Cristobal and Cotobro beaches.See more

Small isolated cove with difficult access. It has no services.See more

It is one of the busiest beaches in Motril. It has a promenade lined with relatively tall buildings. Good level of services.See more

Very busy beach with good services. It has a promenade and the seafront is occupied by tall buildings.See more

Very narrow, pebble beach. Without facilities, next to the urban centre of Castillo de Baños.See more

La Mamola beach belongs to the municipality of Polopos. It has a promenade with many tourist services.See more

Small beach of rocks and gravel, very narrow, without any type of equipment or services, in an area of greenhouses.See more

Narrow beach of dark sand, next to the N-340 road. It has some facilities and hotel and catering services.See more

Small isolated cove with good seabed. It has pedestrian access via a path from the Plaza de “La Caleta” in Salobreña.See more

Small beach next to the urbanised area of Torre del Cambrón. Access is difficult and it has no services of any kind.See more

It is an extensive and relatively wide beach, with a family atmosphere and good services. It has a promenade, behind which there are several urbanisations and buildings associated with tourism.See more

A fairly long beach, surrounded by agricultural crops, with some services. It is separated from the Charca beach by a rocky outcrop.See more

A fairly long beach that continues into the municipality of Motril.See more

Isolated beach, next to the beach of Melicena.See more

Small beach next to the town centre.See more

Quiet beach in the town centre of Melicena with some facilities.See more