Beaches near Polopos

The beach of La Mamola belongs to the municipality of Polopos. It has a promenade with many tourist services.Ver más

Small beach next to the town centre.Ver más

Very narrow, pebble beach. Without facilities, next to the town of Castillo de Baños.Ver más

Narrow dark sandy beach, next to the N-340 road. It has some facilities and hotel and catering services.Ver más

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

Isolated beach, next to the beach of Melicena.Ver más

Quiet beach in the urban centre of Melicena with some facilities.Ver más

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

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

Small beach next to the N-340 road. It has no facilities.Ver más

Extensive beach with artificial defences in some stretches. It has a promenade and some services.Ver más

Isolated beach of gravel and sand, with no facilities or services.Ver más

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

Isolated beach next to the N-340 road. It does not offer services.Ver más

It is a gravel beach surrounded by intensive greenhouse cultivation.Ver más

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

Long beach with some facilities.Ver más

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

Difficult to access beach located on the edge of some cliffs, very little used for bathing, where the plastic greenhouses that characterise the area predominate.Ver más

Very long beach (3 km), so that despite being quite crowded, it has a quiet appearance. It is surrounded by intensive greenhouse cultivation.Ver más

Relatively quiet beach, with small urbanisations in its surroundings. It has few services.Ver más

Small black sand beach with very few visitors and a total absence of facilities and services.Ver más

Small isolated cove with difficult access. No services.Ver más

It is a very busy beach with good services. It has a promenade and the coastal front is occupied by tall buildings.Ver más

Long strip of sand between the Port of Motril and Torrenueva. It has hardly any facilities.Ver más

Dark sandy beach with a neglected environment and very little used by bathers and visitors.Ver más

The beach is surrounded by greenhouses which make it less attractive, so it lacks any services for tourist use. It is accessed by a dirt road with a steep slope.Ver más

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

This gravel and sandy beach is located next to the village of El Lance de la Virgen, receiving local and regional visitors.Ver más

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

Beach lacking in infrastructures and tourist attraction.Ver más

A sandy and gravel beach with a promenade and basic services.Ver más

Extensive beach with a high level of occupation due to the number of services it offers and because it is one of the cleanest beaches in the area.Ver más

Long beach, fine sand and very busy.Ver más

Beach located next to the Port of Adra, which has all the infrastructures of an urban beach.Ver más

Quite extensive beach that continues in the municipality of Motril.Ver más

Beach subject to environmental regeneration in 2001. It has a promenade and cycle path.Ver más

It is a long and relatively wide beach, with a family atmosphere and good services. It has a promenade, behind which there are several housing developments and buildings associated with tourism.Ver más

Fairly extensive beach, surrounded by agricultural crops, with some services. It is separated from the Charca beach by a rocky outcrop.Ver más

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

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

Playa de la Habana is currently in regression due to the poor state of its natural environment and the abundance of greenhouses that are piled up in the area.Ver más

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.Ver más

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.Ver más

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…Ver más