Beach holidays to Spain

One of the most impressive beaches of the Costa Dorada is nestled into the Cala de la Roca Plana. The picturesque bay with golden sand is a paradise for peace seekers. It is located at the end of the almost untouched forest Bosque de la Marquesa. There are no restaurants or other facilities here, just the peaceful silence of the crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea. Nudists like this undisturbed corner of the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Due to the flat gradient, bathing is also easily possible for smaller guests.

The beaches of the southernmost city of the European mainland is an Eldorado for water sports. Offshore, it is not only the Mediterranean and the Atlantic that meet but also the Poniente and Levante winds. Wind and kite surfers hunt along the waves and set colourful accents. The long, sandy beach is ideal for building sandcastles and sunbathing. Between April and October, whales and dolphins roam the Straits of Gibraltar and are admired by holidaymakers on boat excursions.

Majorca is renowned for its variety of beaches. One of the most idyllic to welcome the tourists is in Cala Torta. The small, wide bay in the north-east of the Balearic Island, with its white sand and dunes, is hiding in the middle of a nature reserve. Parking is free but the access road is a bit impassable. You will therefore, find that even during peak season, it always a nice place to relax and swim on the natural beach. Small snacks and refreshments are available at a beach bar. The bay is also good for nudists.

Overgrown hills hug the well-kept bay with a sandy beach and azure sea. The Cala de Sant Vicent houses one of the most enchanting beaches of Ibiza and is located on the north-east coast of the island. Here, a solid infrastructure with lifeguards, beach chairs, umbrellas and restaurants awaits the holiday guests. People with limited mobility like to come here because of the good accessibility. The promenade with shops entices you to take stroll. Water sports enthusiasts can practice on the pedalos, paddleboarding and diving. The audience is mixed and in good spirits.

If you are looking for a South Sea feeling in the Mediterranean, you should not miss Playa de Ses Illetes on Formentera. Make yourself comfortable on the velvety sand or on one of the sun loungers. To cool off, jump into the turquoise water. For a seamless tan, holidaymakers can go back to designated nudist areas. Other services on the coast include pubs and beach bars offering refreshing drinks and traditional meals. Two water sports centres delight the active holidaymakers with sailing, surfing and diving offers.

The beach of Sotavento delights its visitors in the south-east of Fuerteventura. For over about 5km, the light sand gently merges into the sea. There is a partial blowing a stiff breeze from the sea, which attracts many surfers. Both beginners and professionals jump on their boards. For sunbathing, look for a sheltered spot in the dunes. If you arrive by car, you can drive directly to the beach and park there.