Spain

Playa de los Genoveses, Andalucia

Located near the village of San Jose, in the province of Almeria, the Playa de Los Genoveses is a part of the Cabo de Gata Natural Park. This beach is completely cut off from any sign of urbanization.

A wealth of natural beauty and flora can be found in this region. A dirt road is the only means through which this beach can be reached from San Jose.

On the beach: the nature

A pristine and flat beach with clear and shallow waters, this beach makes a great destination for family holidays.

There are no cafes, bars, toilets, or any services. The San Jose town is the last sign of civilization before this beach. Its isolation along with the lush green eucalyptus trees that surround it make it an extremely pretty spot to commune with nature.

Playa de Isla Canela, Andalucia

Located south of the town of Ayamonte to which it is connected by a bridge, Playa de Isla Canela is a 7 km long urban beach.

An interesting part of Spain’s topography, this beach is laid in the mouth of the Guadiana river. This river separates Spain and Portugal, and a spectacular view of Portugal can be seen just across the water.

The place can be easily reached through any vehicle.

While on the beach

This charming Andalusian urban beach has a golf club, a marina, as well as numerous shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars.

There is no dearth of outdoor water activities, and many tourists can be seen sailing, canoeing, diving, fishing, and going out on motor boats.

Accommodation can be easily found on the island as well as Ayamonte.

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Praia de Rodas, Ria de Vigo

The beautiful Praia de Rodas is a beach on the Cies islands. It is an archipelago consisting of three islands: the Monteagudi, do Faro, and San Martino. They are laid in the mouth of Ria de Vigo, just off the coast of Pontevedra in Galicia.

Well known for their pristine and quiet beauty, the Cies islands are ideal for family vacations. The rough and mountainous terrain offers great hiking opportunities. Rich flora and fauna of the islands are worth to explore.

There is a restaurant, a supermarket, and a visitor center for tourists, however, apart from these, 

there are only  basic amenities.

Getting there

Tourists can reach the beach only by a boats or ferries which depart from the ports of Vigo, Baiona, and Cangas.

There are daily boat trips from Vigo to the islands, and yachts are also available for rent.

Playa de la Magdalena, Santander

Located in Santander in the province of Cantabria, Playa de la Magdalena is a charming beach that forms a part of the Atlantic coast of Spain.

Its proximity to urban Santander means that hotels are easily available, and the beach is directly accessible by car. Also, there is a public transport service to the beach.

The calm waters of the ocean are ideal for swimming, although the seabed has sharp rocks with jagged edges, so swimming during low                                                                                             tides is not advisable.

Services and safety on the beach

There are lifeguards on duty, and the hospital as well as Red Cross center are nearby. There is a park attached to the beach, which offers pretty walks ideal for strolling.

The Playa de la Magdalena beach has disabled access and parking, basic facilities such as toilets and litter bins. Umbrellas and deck chairs are available for rent.

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Playa de Papagayo, Lanzarote

A protected area of Lanzarote, which is the easternmost island of the Canary Islands, there are minimum facilities available on the Playa de Papagayo beach, and there is also an entry fee.

The place is hardly a spot for mass tourism. However, the crystal clear emerald green waters are a sight to behold and are ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Getting there

This bit of paradise is difficult to reach, as the roads are rough and bumpy to drive, and only take to the cliffs. From there, steep steps lead down to the beach, but the drive and climb are well worth it.

While on the beach

There are few cafes and bars at the top of the steps, as well as free parking space. The beach is ideal for family picnics or sitting around lazing in the sun.

For adventurous souls, the terrain is ideal for hiking and mountain biking. Bikes are available to rent at the nearby resort of Playa Blanca.

Camping enthusiasts will especially be delighted by the camping zone on the Puerto Muelas, which is a part of the beach. There are stalls selling drinks and snacks on this camping site. However, campers are advised to bring their own supplies, as those on the beach are pretty simple.

Enjoy your holiday in Spain, the tender and warm sea and, of course, the bronze tan on the beaches!
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