Next to Postiguet Beach in Alicante is the famous Cocó Beach, ideal to go with the family and enjoy its warm waters and soft sand. This beach, with views of the Castle of Santa Barbara, the Port of Alicante, the Albufereta and the Cabo de la Huerta, is not as well known as the Postiguet beach, which allows it to be a perfect place to disconnect in full city of Alicante, not so overcrowded. The Cocó beach has all the advantages of a large beach despite the fact that it is a small beach, but being located in the center of the city, it is fully accessible on foot, by public transport or by car, as well as free parking, there are also several private parkings 5 ​​minutes from the beach. Being a breakwater of rocks, the beach of Cocó is ideal for diving, with its clean and crystal clear waters, it is not unusual to see crabs and a variety of fish. If you travel in June, at the end of the bonfires celebration, the famous fireworks that illuminate and light Alicante's sky at night are thrown from here, so enjoying them from your sand becomes something unique that you can not miss. In addition, next to the beach there is a sailing school where you can rent boats or kayaks in which you can travel along the coast of Alicante to discover its most spectacular spots.

It is made of gravel and rounded rocks whose limpid waters are turquoise blue. It is in an environment in which the pines that almost reach the sea stand out. Ideal both for swimming and for practicing sailing or scuba diving. In summer it also has a small but lively beach bar.

El Moncayo beach is the natural continuation of the Campo beach. The dune character has been partially lost in this sector and has been transformed into agricultural fields and residential areas, although it maintains a small dune cord. The beach has a semi-natural character and its sand and water are of excellent quality. Its access is made by the national road N-332, about two kilometers south of the town of Guardamar del Segura. Open spaces and fine, golden sand make up this one kilometer and a half long beach, located in a transition zone between the urban nucleus and the dunes at the southern end. It has a length of 1,460 meters and an average width of 40 meters. Its estimated average occupation throughout the season is medium-low, also due to its large size.

It is a small cove of clean waters located between the Port Les Bassetes, and Calalga Cove. It is accessed by stairs from the Voramar trail. From it, you can see a beautiful image of the north face of the Peñón de Ifach. Suitable for diving and fishing.

An urban cove with a landscape that transports you to past times. Small cove of fine sand located on the seafront Infanta Elena, which gets its name for being located next to the Torre del Molí or del Morelló (S. XIX). The presence of the deposit known as Baños de la Reina stands out, with a set of structures from Roman times that housed an old fish farm and some thermal baths. Situation: Infanta Elena seafront. Length: 60 m Type of sand: fine sand Type of water: calm

North of the Coveta Fumá, this small cove with clean waters is perfect for diving and water sports. Access: With the Tram: Stop - Cala Piteres

Following local walking path SL-CV50, which comes down along the barranco de la Viuda, you will reach a cove which is only accessible on foot or by sea. On the way in you'll see the remains of an old lookout point where the police would watch for tobacco and fabric smugglers. You'll also see the fishermens' shelters, which are still in use today. This pebble and rock cove is 120 metres long and 10 metres wide. It has been declared a plant micro-reserve, with species such as the Giant Orchid (Barlia robertiana), Broom or genista (Genista tricuspidata) and morning glory (Convolvulus valentinus).

Cala Piteras has another Blue Flag, it is a charming beach. Although it is not particularly large, the beach has one of the most important fields of Posidonia in the south of the province. This beach is the perfect base to enjoy a day on the beach and snorkelling. A 100% accessible beach with the ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and UNE 187001 certifications and the Qualitur and Ecoplayas awards.

In the early nineteenth century, the phenomenon of the summer on the beaches of Santa Pola takes some entity. In Playa Grande and Playa Lisa there are numerous esparto and reed huts, which were the most popular room for holiday makers, most of them from Elche. The "Bath of the Sirens", located in the current port, was a Social Center for meetings for the most affluent vacationers. The Santa Pola Windsurf Club is located on this beach and in 2009 the "Windsurf Formula World Championship" was held. Length: 1.084 m. Services: it has all the services of the urban beaches. * Area for people with reduced mobility * Are for attention to people with psychic disability * Service of umbrellas and hammocks * Rescue, first aid and first aid service * Nautical areas: windsurfing, skates and water park * Public toilet * Restaurants, cafes, bars, shops ...

The beautiful Cabo Roig beach appears in the shelter of the cliff. Pleasant combination of colors. Descending along the reddish slope of the cliff, the toasted sand waits at the end of the road as if it were a prize, bathed by the blue water of a calm Mediterranean. The green bursts with the wild vegetation in the places where the orography minimally allows it, even among the sand of the beach itself. All wrapped up by the special luminosity of the Alicante coast, with its practically perennial warm rays of the sun and its clear and clear sky. The semicircular natural bay has been completed with a small breakwater, the small marina of Cabo Roig, the historic watchtower and the limits of the villas built up to the edge of the cliff. The beach is medium in size: 337 meters long and 43 meters wide. There are 3 access points to descend to the beach. From two of them you can descend without encountering stairs, so you can download without problem with the children's cart. It will be a bit heavy to climb, but it sure will be worth it, because in this beach the depth is very progressive and usually has few waves, which makes it a highly recommended beach for young children. The Cabo Roig beach faces south and it should be noted that in summer, in the afternoon the cliff causes shade on the sand from practically 7 pm. Therefore, the temperature softens more quickly than in other beaches. I like it, but if you want to sunbathe you have to take into account that from that time the sun will be in just a few places on the beach. The beach Cabo Roig has in summer all the services: lifeguard, medical attention, rent of umbrellas and sunbeds, "scooters" to "navigate", daily cleaning of the sand, ... It also has a chiringuito open from the morning until almost midnight. It's tiny, but it has 10 little tables to sit on while you drink something. It has music, but it is only heard from the beach on Sundays in the afternoon, when they perform dance sessions from 6 in the afternoon, and then in the evening they complete a show on the sand. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. I recommend having breakfast a day soon at the chiringuito. They have full breakfasts, with toast, juice, as well as continental breakfast with eggs and bacon. The Cabo Roig beach bar serves varied tapas, pizzas, hamburgers, sandwiches and some mixed dishes. You can also access from the sand to a restaurant that is on the side of the beach, and from there to the marina, where there is another restaurant. In these restaurants the menu is more complete, although they are not located on the beach sand. Cabo Roig beach is very safe for bathers and very sheltered from the winds. It is common for pretty boats to anchor in the bay, for something it will be ..., as the beach is marked out, the spaces that separate the entrance to the sea from jet skis and skates from the bathers area are respected, and the maximum point is also marked to which you can approach the boats to the beach. Although many people come to this beach in July and August, it is noteworthy that, like the rest of the beaches in the area, there are no crowds on the beaches, and you can "find a good place" at any time you approach. the beach without having other bathers within a hand of your towel, most likely on the first line or second. In other months, tranquility is absolute in these beaches: few people, no commercial premises, ... There is also no problem to park next to the beach accesses. As practically all Cabo Roig is urbanized with large and beautiful chalets, there are many places to park in the streets that are next to the accesses. It does not matter if it's August or the time you go to the beach that you can park well.