Beaches near Algeciras

A beach surrounded by mountains with a lot of vegetation, which takes its name from the urbanisation in which it is located, and which has several services that make it very comfortable to use.Ver más

This is the largest beach in Algeciras. Its great length and the availability of facilities and services make it the most visited beach by the inhabitants of the area.Ver más

Beach very close to Algeciras, surrounded by an industrial environment which makes it less attractive. The promenade runs transversally to the beach, along the river mouth.Ver más

The beach is located in the Guadarranque district, on the outskirts of Algeciras, in an industrial and rather neglected environment. The Carteia Archaeological Site is located in the surrounding area.Ver más

Cala Arenas is a succession of three coves with similar characteristics, made up of rocks and gravel, which can be accessed from a path with a lot of vegetation that starts at the Getares housing development.Ver más

Beach located between the neighbourhoods of Campamento and Puente Mayorga, on the outskirts of Algeciras. It has toilets, telephone, litter bins, amphibious chairs for the disabled and daily cleaning service.Ver más

A small sandy beach very close to the road in front of La Línea de la Concepción, which makes it very busy.Ver más

Beach in the city, very popular with visitors and locals.Ver más

Beach located between Santa Bárbara Beach and La Atunara Beach, with little tourist attraction, but well equipped.Ver más

Today this beach is known as Sobrevela. This dark sandy beach is home to a fishing port of the same name.Ver más

This beach is characterised by its large size and grey sand, and is a quiet area.Ver más

It is a large beach with grey sand and no services. The only outstanding feature is the great tranquillity that reigns in the area.Ver más

This beach is accessed from the urbanisation of La Alcaidesa, and has all the services provided by the urbanisation itself, including a large golf course.Ver más

Torrecarbonera Beach is a beach with a natural environment, very appropriate for getting away from civilisation for a while, as its main characteristic is the isolation you can feel here.Ver más

It is an excellent beach for kite-surfing and wind-surfing due to the prevailing wind conditions and its facilities and variety of services. Protected by the Junta de Andalucía.Ver más

This beach has the best conditions for kite-surfing and wind-surfing, as well as all the necessary equipment, including several clubs for these sports.Ver más

It is a small beach located between the port and the island of Tarifa with beautiful views, although it is not too charming to enjoy a swim given its location and the prevailing wind in the area. Protected by the Junta de Andalucía.Ver más

It is a large beach, isolated from any urban centre and lacking all kinds of services. Archaeological remains have been found in the area of Guadalquitón, as well as being the last cork oak forest along the Mediterranean coast in the E…Ver más

The beach of Sotogrande stands out for its exclusive urbanisation, where many sports are practised and where there is a wide range of leisure options.Ver más

Rustic beach, very large, clean and with blue waters and dune formations where the wind blows excellent for the practice of Wind-Surfing. Protected by the Junta de Andalucía.Ver más

Torreguadiaro Beach is a beach of sand and small pebbles located in a fishermen’s area where the luxury flats of Sotogrande and its marina stand out.Ver más

It is located next to a village whose green, marbled mountains end abruptly at the back. It is the last beach on the northern bay, on the border with Morocco. From here, on clear days in the west, you can clearly see the peninsula.Ver más

Located outside the town centre of Ceuta, the northern road that runs along the pine-covered hills leads to this beach, which offers a panoramic view that brings together the coasts of two continents.Ver más

This beach is located outside the urban area of Ceuta. It is surrounded by pine trees and enjoys very blue, transparent and cold waters.Ver más

Virgin beach of dark sand located on the outskirts of Torreguadiaro, which has a large esplanade along the beach where motorhomes are usually located.Ver más

A rocky formation of special scenic interest and ecological wealth, with clean waters suitable for underwater fishing.Ver más

It is the busiest beach in the North Bay and is attached to the Poniente quay.Ver más

It is the busiest beach in the North Bay and is attached to the Poniente quay.Ver más

It is a rectilinear beach, with sandy formations. It is supported by two groups of rocks and there is a small cove called Cala de La Sardina.Ver más

Beach located at the beginning of Monte Hacho.Ver más

This wild beach of white sand is considered to be a paradise for Wind-Surfing due to the strong wind that reigns. It is protected by the Junta de Andalucia.Ver más

Located in the northern part of Mount Hacho, it lies on the outside of the Levante quay.Ver más

A long, straight beach with gentle hillocks perpendicular to the sea. It stretches from Cala de la Sardina cove to the Alcorrín stream.Ver más

It is divided by breakwaters on the southern side of the city and borders the monumental area, the moat and one of its walls. Nearby you can find the famous “bonitos” and “volaores” of Ceuta.Ver más

It is the beach in the centre of the city and therefore the busiest. It is home to the Moat and the Royal Walls.Ver más

It is located in the south-western part of Ceuta.Ver más

Beach located next to the traditional tuna drying sheds and “volaores” of Ceuta.Ver más

It is located in the Almadraba area, next to Miramar Beach.Ver más

Beach with impressive cliffs and spectacular views of the southern bay of Ceuta and the neighbouring country of Morocco.Ver más

Beach close to the Tarajal border.Ver más

Cove on the southern edge of Mount Hacho. Under the slopes of the mountain that shelters it, the transparency of its waters can be appreciated. Above and on one edge is the fortress that gives its name to the beach, which has been converted into a military museum.Ver más

The beach is adjacent to the customs office of the same name, which separates Spain from Morocco.Ver más

It is a beach of scenic interest due to its large openness and extension. Its coastline is being occupied by urbanisations of different types. It is named after the cattle crossing that used to use the Cañada Real from Los Barrios to Estepona.Ver más

Beach adjacent to La Duquesa Marina, it has been affected by the regression induced by the port.Ver más

Playa del Cañuelo is a beach with a natural environment, with excellent vegetation, fine sand, crystal clear waters and which can be reached from the Camarina lighthouse.Ver más