Spain is home to some of the most stunning beaches in the Caribbean. Explore our comprehensive beach guide.

Cala Comte is Ibiza's most iconic beach, famed for glowing turquoise water, offshore islets, and one of the Mediterranean's most spectacular sunsets.

Cala Macarella is Menorca's iconic turquoise cove — pale sand, pine-fringed cliffs, and gin-clear water in a protected Balearic paradise.

Cala Mondrago is a protected turquoise cove in southeast Mallorca, framed by pine forest inside Mondrago Natural Park near Santanyí.

Cala d'Aiguablava is a stunning turquoise cove near Begur on Spain's Costa Brava, framed by pine-covered cliffs and beloved for its clear, calm water.

Cathedrals Beach in Galicia reveals jaw-dropping 30-meter sea arches at low tide — Spain's most spectacular natural cathedral carved by the Atlantic.

Es Trenc is Mallorca's wildest natural beach: nearly 3km of white sand, turquoise water, protected dunes, and salt flats—no high-rises in sight.

La Concha Beach in San Sebastián is Spain's most stunning city beach — a shell-shaped bay of golden sand framed by green hills and Atlantic waters.

Spain's largest glacial lake, ringed by sandy beaches, pine forests and stone villages in the mountains of Zamora — a wild freshwater escape.

Las Presillas de Rascafría is a chain of natural river pools in the Sierra de Guadarrama, Madrid's favourite freshwater summer escape.

Walk a mini-Sahara on Gran Canaria's southern tip, where 400 hectares of golden dunes meet the Atlantic at one of Spain's most iconic beaches.

Playa de Bolonia is a wild, dune-backed Atlantic beach near Tarifa with Roman ruins, turquoise water, and stunning unspoiled Andalusian scenery.

A surreal inland beach in Asturias where seawater fills a tiny cove surrounded by green pastures — one of Spain's most magical natural wonders.

Playa de Las Teresitas is Tenerife's stunning golden-sand beach near San Andrés, framed by palms and calm turquoise waters perfect for families.

Playa de Muro is a 6 km stretch of powder-white sand and shallow turquoise water along Mallorca's Bay of Alcúdia — a family beach favourite.

Playa de Papagayo is a cluster of five stunning golden-sand coves on Lanzarote's protected south coast, framed by rust-red volcanic cliffs.

Ses Illetes Formentera dazzles with powder-white sand and turquoise shallows — Spain's most stunning Balearic beach, just a ferry ride from Ibiza.

Walk beneath towering sea-carved arches at Playa de las Catedrales, Galicia's most spectacular tidal beach on the wild Ribadeo coast.

Zarautz Beach is the Basque Country's longest golden sand beach, famed for world-class surf, pintxos bars, and stunning Bay of Biscay scenery.