Beaches and coves

The waters of this small cove are characterised by the rocky shore and the vegetation that surrounds the beach. It's always a pleasure to visit here at dusk, when the sun is setting and you're afforded fantastic views with the castle in the background. 1,200m in length, this shingle beach covers some 14,400m2.

This cove is 40m long and covers 480m2, with shingles. Services offered at this beach are signage, policing and cleaning.

This beach features coarse and slightly gravelly golden sands. 

The gravelly sand beach is 30m long and 150m2 in surface area.  

This cove is far removed from any hints of civilisation. Without a doubt, one of the last virgin coves in the vicinity. Its shore is covered in shells. This is the ideal place to enjoy underwater sports.

Covering 35m in length and 350m2 in surface area, the beach is made up of gravel and shells.

Playa del Pebret and Russo are among the few sandy beaches within the Natural Park.

80m long and 1,200m2 of fine sandy beach.

54m long and 648m2 of shingle beach.

The cove is difficult to access, and is known as a great place to spend some time alone, breathing in the peace and tranquillity of the Sierra Irta Natural Park. One highlight is its location at the foot of the Badum cliffs, presided over by the watchtower on top.

Measuring 35m in length, the shingle beach covers 350m2.

This small beach measuring barely 30m long is made up of fine golden sand. It is easy to access.

32m in length, the shingle beach covers 320m2. It offers signage, policing and cleaning services.

50m long and 750m2 of shingle and gravel.

1500m long and covering 320m2 in shingle and sand.

A large, attractive beach in a spectacular setting, with the Papa Luna Castle as its backdrop. 5km of fine sand.

Certified with a Blue flag, "Q" flag from the Institute for Spanish Tourism Quality, the "green" AENOR flag and the "Qualitur" flag of the Valencia Tourism Agency