TRAVEL GUIDES DIRECTORY: COASTS
Spain boasts more than 2,400 miles of coastline. The Spanish coast has a large number of varied beautiful beaches, coves and harbors.
Spanish coasts: Costa Blanca, Costa Brava, Costa del Sol, Costa Verde, Costa Cálida, the Balearic Coast, and the Canarian Coast are some of the coasts that form the Spanish littoral. These historical beaches combine waterside fun with mountain activities, and invite the visitor to explore the beautiful seabed, the ideal setting to discover the treasures in the Spanish littoral, whose reefs form breakwaters that are bathed in sunlight everytime.
The sand, caressed by waves, is watched by fortresses that stretch along the Spanish coast; a littoral that is coveted and missed by those who love the sea, the sun, the light, and history itself.
In summer the most popular Spanish coasts are the Costa del Sol, the Costa Brava and the Costa Blanca, perhaps because of their climate and close location to other places of interest.
But it you really want to get away from it all, try going to one of Spain's other, more secluded but incredibly lovely coasts, such as the Costa Verde.
Excellent and quiet beaches can be found near Murcia, Málaga and Almería in the south as well as near the coasts of Galicia, Asturias, Euskadi and Cantabria.
In short, the Spanish littoral is an unforgettable, dynamic strip, always open to everyone who wishes to explore its most precious spots.
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