It is the longest beach in Torrevieja, with a length of 2.3Km Located in Torrevieja's hamlet Torrevieja, is the Playa de la Mata, with a length of 2,300 m. and an average width that exceeds 40 m. It is delimited to the south by the Cabo Cervera and to the north by the Tower of La Mata that gives name to the district. It has a large promenade along the entire beach where you can find numerous beach bars and restaurants. Behind the beach, there is a large expanse of sand dunes that make up the "Parque del Molino del agua".

The natural pools are a group of small breakwaters that have formed a very unique bathing area: a beach area surrounded by rocky areas. This last detail also provides added value. And it is that for the lovers of the snorkel it is a very attractive zone, with ecosystems of posidonia spectacular. They have all the necessary services and are accessible. A good option for those looking for charming urban beaches. Located in the center of Torrevieja, between the Playa del Cura and the Dique de Levante, on the Paseo Marítimo Juan Aparicio you will find the Natural Pools, which are interspersed by small beaches, in addition, on the rocks that border the promenade there are metal stairs to be able to enter and leave the sea. These natural pools were artificially created by remodeling the Juan Aparicio promenade, building artificial stone breakwaters that create quiet bathing areas without waves. It is delimited, to the north, by the Playa del Cura and to the south, by the Dique de Levante, where the monument of the Man of the Sea is located.

Beach in Torrevieja (Alicante). This beach is 50 meters long and 10 meters wide. Normally the level of occupation of the beach cove of the fig tree is medium. Semi-urban beach whose composition is rocks / gravel. This cove, along with others located in its vicinity, form an accessible set that stands out for its clean and crystal clear waters.

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.

La Cala de Finestrat is the only beach in the municipality of Finestrat and is 3 km away from Benidorm. It is a tourist destination for foreigners and Spaniards. It borders the city of Villajoyosa to the southwest and Benidorm to the northeast. Very good area for bathing and very busy but less than the Benidorm area.

The Cap d'Or peninsula shelters the fine sandy beach of Playa del Portet, which boasts crystal clear waters, This small, shell-shaped beach is a magnificent place for enjoying a peaceful swim, exploring the underwater environment or doing some kayaking. The starting point of a symbolic hiking route to the Cap d'Or watchtower and the plant micro-reserve that shares its name, begins here. It is also the starting point on the coastal lookout point route, a walk which runs along the coast. Semi-urban beach edged by a pleasant seafront promenade. This busy beach is around 300 metres long and 10 metres wide. It is mostly covered in fine sand, although there is a rocky area too. There is a ramp for launching small boats. Services in summer: lifeguards, surveillance, foot showers, WC, walkways, car park, canoes, restaurants.

"Caleta dels Gossets" is in Cabo de Santa Pola, an extremely valuable environmental area. Known as the "III Cala del Cuartel" it's a special protected cove and designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Cove's name was chosen from all the suggestions sent in by boys and girls from all the primary schools in and around Santa Pola. This is a place where your dogs can enjoy playing on the beach and having a swim with you. It's very important that you follow the basic rules for use and environmental conservation. By keeping the Cove clean and tidy you're making sure it's still here in years to come. So, it's up to all of us to look after it. Please bear in mind that this cove is NOT for the sole and exclusive use of dog owners. Location Check on this map the location of all beaches: https://bit.ly/MapaPlayasyCalas_SantaPola Basic rules for beach use and environmental conservation Please remember, before going onto the sandy part of the beach, to take your dog to the dog toilet area and avoid fouling the grass and plants. You must keep your dog under control and respect other beach users, as you will be liable for any damage or injury caused by your dog. Your dog must be microchipped and parasite free. Don't forget to bring your dog's up‐to‐date vaccination record with you. Access to the Cove is not permitted to dogs with ongoing infectious diseases, females on heat and puppies who have not yet had all their vaccinations. You must pick up your dog's mess, so please make sure you're carrying enough bags and remember to put them in the bins provided. If your dog is classed as a dangerous breed, it must be wearing a muzzle and collar and you must keep it on the lead. Only two dogs per person are allowed at the cove. Dog training and classes led by professional instructors are not permitted on this beach. Dogs with a history of aggressive behaviour towards other animals are banned from the cove. Please remember that these rules have been made to ensure that hygiene standards required by law are met and to provide a pleasant experience for everyone using the Cove. To comply with applicable legislation, the Beaches Department carries out regular analyses and tests on the sand and bathing water at the Cove and publishes the results on the noticeboards for your information.

This small cove separates the two main beaches of Levante and Poniente. It is located between Punta Canfali and the port. With a length of about 120 meters, fine golden sand and offers a quieter more relaxed atmosphere. Opposite the beach is l'Illa de Benidorm (Benidorm Island) which houses a submerged platform known as La Llosa, an important marine reserve a treat for scuba divers. This good quality beach has been in the possession of a Blue Flag since 1987. Features: • Length: 120 metres. • Average Width: 20 metres. • Maximum width: 30 metres. • Minimum Width: 2 metres. • Sand area: 2,400 m2.

Between La Marina and the mouth of the segura River, two kilometres of fine, golden sand on the beach of Les Pesqueres – El Rebollo go deep into the local town of Guardamar del Segura. Catalogued with a blue flag status, it is an unspoilt area in which dunes and pines forests mix together, resulting in an ecosystem of high environmental value. An enclosed area that also has a restaurant along the access route, lifeguard vigilance, parking areas and regular bus services running towards and from Elche and the nearby town of San Fulgencio. There is likewise the possibility to do water sports, thanks to an area reserved solely for this purpose.

The Carabassi is a beach formed by a dune system and pine forests. It is located between Santa Pola and Arenales del Sol district. Of great ecological value. Beachside find the salt marshes and wetlands of Els Bassals and Clot de Galvany. It's a well-deserved beach blue flag, despite being close to major urban centers such as Alicante, Elche and Santa Pola. All of it is free beach, although nudism frequency increases the farther south. ideal for naturists families or who wish to educate their children in nudity normal for bathing beach. From the Playa El Carabassi lighthouse Santa Pola and Tabarca is descried. To protect dunes Carabassi have installed multiple gateways access to the beach from the parking lots.