Beaches near Cádiz

It is the most frequented beach in Cádiz as it is right in the city centre and has all kinds of services.Ver más

Santa María del Mar is the smallest and most secluded of all the beaches and can be accessed by ramps or by the spiral staircase that separates this beach from Playa de la Victoria.Ver más

It is the beach of Cádiz par excellence, being a very popular beach due to all the services available to bathers.Ver más

This beach is very close to the motorway on the outskirts of Cádiz, where there are characteristic dunes with an excellent sandy surface.Ver más

Beach excluded from the Beach Plan due to the current in its waters. Used by fishermen.Ver más

This beach, together with Playa de la Anegada, is also known as Playa Urrutia and is located between Playa Cortadura and Playa de Camposoto, access being through the former.Ver más

Los Toruños Beach is a beach isolated from urban centres, in excellent environmental condition, in the Natural Park of the Bay of Cadiz, where the wind blows strongly and where sailing and Wind-Surfing can be practised.Ver más

Wild-looking, clean and well-kept, with rocky outcrops in the water and interspersed in the sand, making it ideal for spear fishing and diving. In the vicinity of the Castle of Santa Catalina, which separates it from the…Ver más

It is a sandy cove wedged between cliffs, in the vicinity of the Castle of Santa Catalina, which separates it from the beach of La Calita.Ver más

Family beach in the neighbourhood of Río San Pedro.Ver más

A family beach sheltered from the Levante winds.Ver más

This beach is located at the mouth of the River Guadalete and is separated from it by a breakwater, where you can enjoy calm waters for bathing, although it is somewhat windy. Excellent for kite flying.Ver más

A sandy beach with a large extension that receives a large number of visitors, where you can enjoy water sports, fishing, wind-surfing, kayaking, jet-skiing, etc.Ver más

This beach is very well known and visited by the tourists who frequent this area of Cádiz, as it has all kinds of facilities, services and infrastructures for the use of the public.Ver más

Playa de la Anegada is a beach in its natural state, with its surface on two levels and very irregular, which forms part of a military zone where passage is restricted.Ver más

This beach is located in a residential area from which it takes its name, and which has a high level of occupation. Diving, fishing and wind-surfing can be practised here.Ver más

Beach in the town centre of Puerto Real, with golden sand.Ver más

Mud beach, not very sandy. It is located to the northwest of San Fernando, bathed by the waters of the Bay.Ver más

A golden sandy beach, located in the town of Puerto Real, in the Bay of Cadiz.Ver más

A rustic beach located in a flat and semi-wild environment where the wind blows strongly and which can be reached by car through the marshes. It is divided into two sections: Camposoto, with more services and less wild, and El Castillo, more natural.Ver más

It is an urban beach located between the Port of Rota and the Military Port, where a strong wind blows, making it very interesting for wind-surfing and sailing enthusiasts.Ver más

Urban beach located between Pico Barro (the end of the Rompidillo beach) and the breakwater separating the Naval Base (Almirante beach).Ver más

Playa de la Costilla is possibly the busiest beach in Rota, as it is located in the town centre itself and has all kinds of services.Ver más

Located between Piedras Gordas/ Los Corrales and La Costilla beaches. It has very good facilities.Ver más

Sandy beach, with a certain wild aspect, from where you can contemplate the Rota Dune System, the Coastal Pinewoods protected by the Junta de Andalucía and the Corrales de Rota declared a Natural Monument by the Junta de Andalucía.Ver más

A wide beach of golden sand, wild and very well-kept, with a length of one and a half kilometres, surrounded by natural vegetation along its entire length.Ver más

Playa del Castillo is a continuation of Playa Camposoto, in a natural state with dunes and marshes of great scenic value and only accessible on foot from this beach or by swimming from Sancti-Petri, which makes it one of the most popular beaches in the area, and one of the most popular in…Ver más

Adjacent to Playa Ballena. An isolated beach with a low level of occupation and a total absence of facilities and services available for public use.Ver más

Fantastic beach for wind-surfing, especially near the fishing port, where spectacular wind currents form between this beach and the beach of El Castillo. In the residential area it is ideal for scuba-diving and snorkelling.Ver más

Punta de las Piedras Beach is a beach in its natural state, with dunes, coastal pine groves and cliffs of great beauty.Ver más

It is a long sandy beach with a large number of services and facilities, as well as sun loungers, parasols and even boats for hire. The northern end of this beach is what tends to be called ‘Las T….Ver más

It is an urbanised beach and very frequented, although it is recommended as it is very comfortable due to its size and the variety of services available, as well as the quality of its sand.Ver más

It is a sandy beach with a large number of services and facilities available for public use, and where all kinds of sports are practised: wind-surfing, sailing, golf, jogging…Ver más

It is the continuation of Playa de la Barrosa, although in this case it has hardly any services. It is sheltered by small cliffs with access stairs to the beach.Ver más

Cosmopolitan beach located right in the centre of Chipiona, next to the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de Regla, with a wide range of leisure activities.Ver más

Las Canteras Beach, located in the Chipiona Lighthouse, has a rocky substratum of great natural beauty used as “fishing corrals”, which makes bathing not very recommendable due to the rocks.Ver más

This beach is located to the north of the port of Chipiona.Ver más

A very popular beach with all kinds of services located in the southern part of the Port of Chipiona, where you can find the typical fishing corrals.Ver más

A beach of great extension and excellent sand located in a quiet area of single-family residences, with hardly any services or facilities for public use.Ver más

Montijo Beach is one of the rockiest beaches in the area. The rocks are mixed with white sand, giving it a very pleasant rustic appearance for horse riding.Ver más

Playa de la Jara is protected by rocky massifs that make it a very quiet beach where it is easy to sail pleasure boats.Ver más

La Calzada Beach is a very wide beach, where the famous horse races are held every summer, which is why it is also known as El Hipódromo (The Hippodrome). There are also references to it as Playa de La Media Leg…Ver más

Seven small coves in virgin condition are known as Calas de Poniente: Cala Encendida, Cala Aspero, Cala Pato, Cala Medina and Cala Frailecillo, all of them of great beauty and similar characteristics.Ver más

The fine golden sandy beach of Bajo de Guía is excellent for sailing or any other wind-related sport.Ver más

A cove of fine sand and turquoise waters, sheltered from the wind by cliffs and accessed by means of some steps.Ver más

This beach is located at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River, where the salt marshes and marshes that belong to the protected area of Entorno de Doñana are located.Ver más

The coves known as Calas del Quinto are three small coves called Cala Melchor, Cala Pitones and Cala Sudario, all of them in the middle of a natural environment and bordered by reddish earth cliffs.Ver más

This beach is crossed by a steep cliff, where the sand disappears completely at high tide, and is suitable for wind-surfing.Ver más

La Jara Beach is protected by rocky massifs that make it a very quiet beach where it is easy to sail pleasure boats.Ver más

La Calzada Beach is a very wide beach, where the famous horse races are held every summer, which is why it is also known as El Hipódromo (The Hippodrome). It is also referred to as Playa de La Media Leg…Ver más

Calas de Poniente is the name given to seven small coves in a virgin state: Cala Encendida, Cala Aspero, Cala Pato, Cala Medina and Cala Frailecillo, all of them of great beauty and similar characteristics.Ver más

The fine golden sandy beach of Playa Bajo de Guía is excellent for sailing or any other wind-related sport.Ver más

A cove of fine sand and turquoise waters, sheltered from the wind by cliffs and accessed by means of some steps.Ver más

This beach is located at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River, where the salt pans and marshes that belong to the protected area of Entorno de Doñana are located.Ver más

The coves known as Calas del Quinto are three small coves called Cala Melchor, Cala Pitones and Cala Sudario, all of them in the middle of a natural environment and bordered by reddish earth cliffs.Ver más

Beach crossed by a steep cliff, where the sand disappears completely at high tide, and which is suitable for wind-surfing.Ver más