Spanish beaches

Although Bilbao is known for its world-class museums, modern architecture, and pintxos culture, its northern Spanish location places it tantalisingly close to the Atlantic coast.

Northern Spain, as well as having much cooler, manageable temperatures in summer, is home to some of the best beaches in Spain.

While Barceloneta is the most popular beach in Barcelona's city centre, known for its lively atmosphere and urban backdrop, there are many more tranquil and beautiful beaches just a short journey away.

Exploring Mallorca in the summer offers an idyllic escape with picture-postcard beaches and a rugged coastline. The island attracts travellers from all over, especially Germans and Brits.

Spain is a country boasting stunning coastlines and beaches, some more renowned than others.

Spain’s Mediterranean coast offers a range of brand-new flats and apartments, perfect for those seeking modern living in a sun-drenched setting. Stretching from Costa Brava to Costa del Sol, these properties feature sleek designs, high-end finishes, and amenities like pools and gardens.

Beach holidays often revolve around finding pristine, white-sand shores. A recent study by travel agency CV Villas highlights the 30 beaches with the whitest sand globally. Notably, six Spanish beaches are featured in this ranking, including Playa de Muro in Palma de Mallorca, which ranks fourth, and Cala Pluma in Ibiza, which is sixth.

Returning to routine makes the idea of owning a beachside home, even a small one, especially appealing.

Summer is here, and many people are spending their free time at the beach.

Barcelona is known for its vibrant city life and rich history, but also for its interesting coastline welcoming locals and tourists alike. And with the arrival of warmer temperatures, many choose to head to the beach to enjoy the sun and cool off.

Imagine waking up to the sound of waves and having a sandy beach just metres from your doorstep. Beachfront property for sale in Spain is highly sought after for its prime locations and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Fuengirola has been bestowed with the 'S' for Sustainability certificate for all its beaches by the Institute of Quality Tourism of Spain (ICTE), acknowledging the high standards of its 7 kilometers of coastline.

Are there any privately owned islands in Spain? There are, in fact, several. On the Spanish coast there is a selection of private islands that consist of just few hectares of land, some of which have luxury villas where you can enjoy an exclusive holiday.

Do you fancy having the best views and living just metres from the beach this summer? Or perhaps you even want to live on the Spanish coast all year round?

Madrid is a city full of life, famous for its cultural and architectural richness.

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The real estate agency Aliseda Inmobiliaria has launched its summer campaign for beachfront property for sale in Spain: "Necesitas una casa en la playa y lo sabes" - "You need a house on the beach and you know it".

The travel website TripAdvisor has published the Travellers' Choice Beaches, an award where they select the best beaches in Europe.

Spain has many things that make it special. And one of the best things that it has to offer are the different coasts where you can relax during the summer.

Belonging to the Marina Baja, Finestrat is one of the beautiful towns on the Costa Blanca that is worth visiting, being one of the Spanish municipalities that has a smaller outlet to the sea.

What is the cheapest coastal area in Spain? There are a wide range of properties on the beach in Spain that you can get your hands on for a bargain.

The famous Blue Flag has been identifying the best beaches in the world for over 30 years.

"Is there a beach in Madrid?" is a question that we all know the answer to, with Madrid being possibly the furthest place possible from the beach in Spain.

Calp town in the province of Alicante is rich in history and culture and home to a wonderful modern marina located next to the contrasting old fishing port.

The regional government of the Balearic Islands has decided to tighten the existing rules for holidays in Mallorca.