Mojacar has 17 kilometers of coastline that runs from the Rambla de la Granatilla, in the beautiful village of Sopalmo, to Marina de la Torre, which borders Garrucha. Mojacar has incredible natural beaches.
This small cove is named after the reddish brown color of its sand, which is almost garnet. It is a totally isolated cove where you are likely to meet people who practice naturism.
Length: 250 m Average width: 20 m Composition: Gravel/Sand Colour: Brown Grain: Coarse Occupation: Low
Type: Virgin Parking: Yes Bus: Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
This cove owes its name to a rock that reaches into the sea. It is a cove often used in filming, where Orson Welles shot several scenes of Treasure Island in 1972.
Length: 350 m Average width: 15 m Composition: Gravel/Sand Colour: Dark gray Grain: Coarse Occupation: Low
Type: Virgin Parking: Yes Bus: Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
Also known as El Perulico Cove. It is a very small virgin cove located at the foot of the Perulico Tower. It lacks facilities and its waters are calm and crystal clear.
Length: 35 m Average width: 10 m Composition: Stones/Gravel Colour: Dark gray Grain: Coarse Occupation: Low
Type: Virgin Parking: Yes Bus: No Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
This beach owes its name to the Macenas Tower, which was built in 1765, during the reign of Carlos III. It is an extensive beach of rocks and gray sand, located in a beautiful natural environment, and that results in low levels of visitors.
Length: 600 m Average width: 50 m Composition: Gravel/Sand Colour: Gray Grain: Medium Occupation: Low
Type: Semi-urban Parking: Yes Bus: Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
This beach takes its name from an old restaurant located in this place. It is a wide sandy beach, easily accessible and equipped with all the necessary services for the enjoyment of your vacation.
Length: 300 m Average width: 45 m Composition: Sand Colour: Gray Grain: Thin Occupation: High
It is a small easily accessible beach, located between Las Ventanicas Beach and El Lance Nuevo Beach. It owes its name to one of the first buildings that were built in this area around the 1960s.
Length: 200 m Average width: 30 m Composition: Sand Colour: Gray Grain: Medium Occupation: Low
It is a beach that has large numbers of visitors, as it is equipped with all kinds of services and has easy access. It takes its name from the large stone of the cantal, located in front of the campsite.
Length: 900 m Average width: 40 m Composition: Sand Colour: Dark gray Grain: Medium Occupation: High
It is located between El Cantal Beach and La Piedra Villazar Beach, and has easy access for visitors. This beach is surrounded by multiple services and leisure offers.
Length: 300 m Average width: 25 m Composition: Sand Colour: Dark gray Grain: Medium Occupation: Medium
Type: Urban Parking: Yes Bus: Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
It is a beach located in the vicinity of the Mojacar Tourism Parador which takes its name from the rocky structure nestled on its sands: the beautiful Villazar stone.
Length: 300 m Average width: 25 m Composition: Sand Colour: Dark gray Grain: Medium Occupation: High
Type: Urban Parking: Yes Bus: Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
This beach is located next to the protected area of the lagoon in the Aguas river, from which a beautiful panoramic view of the town of Mojacar can be observed. It is located in front of the old Palace of the Navy, built in 1907. Today it is restored and has been converted into a hotel.
Length: 800 m Average width: 55 m Composition: Sand Colour: Gray Grain: Medium Occupation: High
Type: Urban Parking: Yes Bus: Yes Promenade: No Anchoring zone: No
