Beaches near Altea

La Roda Beach, located next to the town centre of Altea, appears as an urban beach where all kinds of services are available to enjoy a large expanse of sand and gravel and its calm waters.Ver más

Located to the north of Altea is this gravel beach, sometimes battered by the storm, which ends in a small cove of black stone called Cala del Soyo.Ver más

This small cove of rocks and black stones does not attract many bathers due to the constant appearance of algae in its calm waters, and the lack of services available.Ver más

The beach of Cap Blanc, to the south of the town of Altea, is the largest in the municipality, merging with the beach of Albir, in the neighbouring municipality, allowing you to enjoy large bathing areas of golden sand alternating with pebbles and gravel.Ver más

La Olla beach, although it has a narrow strip of rocks and gravel with no sand, is one of the most popular beaches in Altea, from where you can see the small island of the same name.Ver más

This pebble beach has all kinds of services and concentrates a large part of the town’s leisure offer.Ver más

Cala del Amerador, El Metge and La Mina are small isolated coves in the vicinity of the Punta Albir lighthouse.Ver más

Three small isolated coves near the Punta Albir lighthouse, El Metge, La Mina and El Amerador.Ver más

Near the Punta Albir lighthouse there are three small isolated coves of great beauty. La Mina, El Metge and Cala del Amerador.Ver más

Altea ends at the tip of Mascarat and the Sierra de Bernia, where there are gravel coves such as La Solsida, the beaches of Mascarat and the Cala de La Barra Grande.Ver más

Altea ends at the tip of Mascarat and the Sierra de Bernia, where there are gravel coves such as this one to the south of Mascarat, also called La Barreta, the beach of La Solsida and the cove of La Barra Grande.Ver más

Altea ends at the Mascarat point and the Sierra de Bernia, where there are pebble coves such as this one, located to the north of the Mascarat settlement, La Solsida beach and La Barra Grande cove.Ver más

Altea ends at the tip of Mascarat and the Sierra de Bernia, where there are gravel coves such as Barra Grande, the last beach of Altea, the beach of La Solsida and the beaches of Mascarat.Ver más

This isolated beach is located at the southern end of the Sierra de Toix and can be accessed from the sea or by a pedestrian path that is difficult to access.Ver más

This beach, located on the Morro de Toix, is situated to the east of the Sierra de Toix and can only be accessed from the sea.Ver más

This rocky beach, located in a semi-urban area, does not have any type of service, although it is suitable for scuba diving and fishing.Ver más

Beach located in the vicinity of the port.Ver más

A cove of sand and gravel that is not characterised by a large influx of people, perhaps due to the lack of services available.Ver más

This small cove located in the Rincón de Loix is the counterpoint to the spectacular expanse of fine sand of the beaches of Benidorm, a major tourist centre on the Costa Blanca.Ver más

This small beach located in the Rincón de Loix is a counterpoint to the spectacular extension of fine sand of the beaches of Benidorm, the great tourist centre of the Costa Blanca.Ver más

The Levante Beach, two kilometres long, stands out for the fineness of its sand and the quality of its services. From the Plaza del Castillo you can access this beach through typical narrow streets with white walls.Ver más

A beach of fine sand and large extension, characterised by its unbeatable facilities and availability of services.Ver más

Between the Poniente Beach and the old town is this small cove known as Cala del Mal Pas, which can be accessed from the port or from a stairway that leads directly down from the Castle.Ver más

It is a small urban beach with a large number of visitors.Ver más

This beach, located in the vicinity of the Port of Calpe, has a large number of visitors due to its excellent facilities.Ver más

The Poniente beach stretches from the old town to the neighbouring Cala de Finestrat. This beach also enjoys the fineness of its sand, the daily cleanliness and the quality of its services, like the Levante Beach, Benidorm’s beach par excellence, although it is also a good place to spend a day with the family….Ver más

A cove barely seventy metres long, without sand, semi-urban in character, located next to the southern breakwater of the Port of Calpe.Ver más

It is an isolated beach located on the Peñón D’Ifach, facing north, suitable for scuba diving, fishing, nautical excursions and hiking.Ver más

It is probably the beach in Calpe with the largest number of visitors and the best facilities of all kinds on the beach itself and in the surrounding area.Ver más

This small beach of gravel and sand has nautical rental services to enjoy its calm waters.Ver más

It is a rocky beach with a lack of services and a poor quality natural environment.Ver más

Finestrat, a typical inland Mediterranean village, has this small segment of coastline that makes up its beach thanks to its contribution to the defence of the coastline against the Berber pirates.Ver más

Cala de les Bassetes, a small rocky cove, is one of the ends of the bay of Calpe, together with Morro de Toix on the other side.Ver más

A small beach with light sand and all kinds of services, with special access for the disabled.Ver más

This small beach alternates fine sand with rocks and is very busy.Ver más

It is an isolated, rocky beach with the danger of landslides.Ver más

These beaches in the northern area of Villajoyosa are characterised by their large cliffs, where the coves are small and difficult to access, although very beautiful.Ver más

This beach has a rocky character, like many of the surrounding areas.Ver más

These beaches in the northern area of Villajoyosa are characterised by their large cliffs, where the coves are small and difficult to access, although of great beauty.Ver más

This cove is surrounded by pine trees and protected from the easterly winds.Ver más

Among the many beaches that La Vila Joiosa enjoys, the Torres beach has the added attraction of being the site of the Roman funerary tower of Hercules.Ver más

A small semi-urban cove with no sand, where there are areas that suffer from rock falls.Ver más

The Tío Roig beach, together with the Estudiantes and Varadero beaches, form the coastline to the north of the town of La Vila.Ver más

Playa Estudiantes, located between Playa Varadero and Playa del Tío Roig, are the beaches that make up the coastline to the north of the town of La Vila.Ver más

Varadero beach, to the south of Tío Roig beach, and Estudiantes beach make up the coastline to the north of the town of La Vila.Ver más

This small beach offers transparent waters and fine dark-coloured sand mixed with rocks.Ver más

La Ampolla is the most famous beach in Teulada, located next to the castle, with fine sand and transparent waters.Ver más

La Vila Joiosa has more than three kilometres of sandy beaches and calm waters, the most outstanding of which is Playa Centro, where the famous Moorish landing is celebrated.Ver más

This beach is close to the mouth of the Moraira Nautical Club. With low occupation, it is very suitable for diving and fishing.Ver más

Cosmopolitan beach, with a high level of occupation and access for the disabled.Ver más

This is the last beach in the town centre.Ver más

Amongst all the beaches belonging to La Vila, Cala Mallaeta is a sign of distinction from the rest of its beaches, enjoying a spectacular cliff-top coastline.Ver más

This beach is located between the municipalities of Benitachell and Teulada and can only be reached from the sea or on foot by following the course of the ravine.Ver más

Playa del Parais, together with Playa Centro, are the two main beaches in the more than three and a half kilometres of coastal area of La Vila.Ver más

Among the diversity of beaches in this area belonging to La Vila, Playa del Bon Nou, La Caleta and El Asparalló stand out for the great transparency of their waters.Ver más

Playa del Asparalló is a stretch of coast at the foot of cliffs, difficult to access and with transparent waters.Ver más

A cove with basic services within a steep coastline.Ver más

Among the diversity of beaches in this area belonging to La Vila, Playa del Bon Nou, La Caleta and El Asparalló stand out for the great transparency of their waters, at the foot of cliffs, the last two of which are difficult to access.Ver más

This cove is difficult to access and lacks services.Ver más

This beach of rocks and gravel has a watchtower that characterises it as much as the constant winds that blow on it.Ver más

This beach is shared with the neighbouring municipality of El Campello.Ver más

A small beach surrounded by pine trees, very suitable for scuba diving.Ver más

The Cala les Palmeretes or Monte Lanuza is located next to the Cala Lanuza, both of which are named after the Alto Lanuza, parallel to the coastline.Ver más

A cove of fine sand located next to Puerto de la Merced. With calm waters, it is much appreciated by families with children for bathing in the summer season.Ver más

This beach is difficult to access by land and can be accessed from the sea.Ver más

It is a small gravel cove with a small harbour that gives it a rustic and traditional feel.Ver más

It is the busiest beach in Jávea, where the only Parador Nacional that exists on the Costa Blanca is located.Ver más

It is a rocky coastline of great extension, in which areas have been prepared for bathing.Ver más

A double cove in the area known as “Cala Blanca” (White Cove) with a narrow strip of boulders and rocks where you can enjoy calm waters.Ver más

Small rocky cove, isolated, located at the end of Cabo de la Nao.Ver más

A large urban beach made up mainly of rocks and gravel, where water sports can be practised.Ver más

It is a beach with a high level of occupation from where you can see the small island of Portichol.Ver más

This gravel beach is isolated due to its difficult access, although it enjoys a high level of occupation due to its calm waters.Ver más

This beach is located in the urban area of Aduanas del Mar and is very busy.Ver más

Beach located to the north of Denia, characterised by its large extension, generally for family tourism.Ver más

A large semi-urban beach made up of sand, although it is somewhat lacking in services.Ver más

This semi-urban beach is the only one belonging to the municipality of Els Poblets, located inland.Ver más

Semi-urban beach of golden sand, bathed by calm waters.Ver más

A beach with a high level of occupation where water sports can be practised.Ver más

Regenerated beach with quarry sand.Ver más

A rocky beach of great scenic interest, located under the cliff and crowned by the 16th century watchtower “La Torre de Reixes or Aigües”.Ver más

A semi-urban beach with a narrow strip of dark sand and calm waters.Ver más

A secluded natural pebble beach.Ver más

This small gravel beach is located near the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.Ver más

Beach to the north of Denia, characterised by its large expanse of fine golden sand.Ver más

Cove located on a cliff, with access via a staircase, close to the Montgó Natural Park and the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.Ver más

Beach of golden sand and calm waters.Ver más

A beach with a high level of occupation where water sports can be practised.Ver más

Les Rotes, located to the south of Denia, is made up of small coves with places of incredible beauty.Ver más

It is the longest beach in the Denia area, characterised by the fact that it is subject to considerable winds, which make sailing sports possible.Ver más

Platja de les Marines has the characteristic of the beaches in the northern area of Denia, with fine sand, very long and with regression.Ver más

Small cove of sand and stones and clean waters, perfect for diving and water sports.Ver más

A secluded cove of coarse sand flanked by two escarpments that help to create an atmosphere of intimacy and tranquillity. There is usually an accumulation of seaweed.Ver más

Semi-urban beach with basic facilities and services.Ver más

A rocky beach of great scenic interest, located under the cliff and crowned by the 16th century watchtower “La Torre de Reixes or Aigües”.Ver más

A semi-urban beach with a narrow strip of dark sand and calm waters.Ver más

A secluded, natural beach with pebbles.Ver más

This small gravel beach is located near the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.Ver más

Beach to the north of Denia, characterised by its large expanse of fine golden sand.Ver más

The cove is located on a cliff, with access via a staircase, close to the Montgó Natural Park and the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.Ver más

Beach of golden sand and calm waters.Ver más

It is a beach with a high level of occupation where water sports can be practised.Ver más

Les Rotes, located to the south of Denia, is a small cove with places of incredible beauty.Ver más

It is the longest beach in the Denia area, characterised by being subject to considerable winds, which make sailing sports possible.Ver más

Platja de les Marines has the characteristic of the beaches of the northern area of Denia, with fine sand, very extensive and with regression.Ver más

A small cove of sand and stones and clean waters, perfect for diving and water sports.Ver más

A secluded cove of coarse sand flanked by two escarpments that help to create an atmosphere of intimacy and tranquillity. There is usually an accumulation of seaweed.Ver más

Semi-urban beach with basic facilities and services.Ver más