In Spain, sun-and-beach tourism still reigns supreme, yet not all beaches are accessible. Ensuring accessibility is now vital so people with reduced mobility can comfortably and safely enjoy the sea.
This added value enriches the tourist experience while boosting the property appeal of areas that provide it. Discover Spain’s most accessible beaches, identified in a study by mobility manufacturer Stannah, and the area's cost of living.
Samil Beach (Vigo, Galicia)
Set on the Vigo estuary, Samil Beach has white sand, views of the Cíes Islands and a promenade lined with greenery. Its many amenities include swimming pools, sports courts and restaurants, but what truly sets it apart are the comprehensive facilities for people with reduced mobility: amphibious chairs, designated areas and accessible walkways to the shore.
Just minutes from the centre of Vigo, one of Galicia’s main cities, living near Samil means quality of life with amenities on the doorstep. As of July 2025, the average price of property for sale in Vigo stands at €2,251 per m².
Las Vistas Beach (Arona, Tenerife)
In the heart of Los Cristianos, Las Vistas is a golden sweep of sand washed by calm waters. It offers extensive facilities, including a lift for transfers, assisted bathing, accessible signage, walkways and specialised staff. With its year-round mild climate, it attracts visitors from across Spain and abroad.
Arona is among the busiest towns in southern Tenerife, offering shops, leisure options and excellent road links. As of July 2025, the average property price in Arona is €3,675 per m², driven largely by tourism and foreign investment.
Las Canteras Beach (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands)
Often ranked among the world’s best urban beaches, Las Canteras boasts more than three kilometres of fine sand, calm waters sheltered by a natural reef and a vibrant promenade. Accessibility is excellent, with ramps, adapted restrooms, amphibious chairs and professional assistance available throughout the summer.
Set in the heart of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, it combines the amenities of a major city with a first-class coastal environment. The average property price here stands at €2,483 per m², with strong demand for flats with sea views.
La Misericordia Beach (Málaga, Andalusia)
On the western edge of Málaga, La Misericordia is a broad beach with moderate waves, ideal for families and evening walks. It features easy access, adapted showers, shaded areas and assisted restrooms. The promenade links directly to bars, ice cream parlours and sports facilities.
The surrounding neighbourhood of the same name is among the most desirable for those seeking seaside living without giving up urban convenience. The average property price in Málaga is around €3,367 per m², with a strong market for new developments and high-end refurbishments.
La Malvarrosa Beach (Valencia, Valencian Community)
Renowned for its extensive golden sand, La Malvarrosa is Valencia’s most iconic urban beach. It provides escorted bathing services, walkways and adapted areas to ensure accessibility. What's more, its promenade is lined with restaurants serving authentic paella.
Only minutes from Valencia’s historic centre, the coastal neighbourhood of La Malvarrosa is undergoing a real estate boom, blending old fishermen’s cottages with modern flats. The average property price here is around €3,021 per m², fuelled by tourist demand and its proximity to the city.
