Cala Llentrisca, Ibiza
Our journey starts here because this is one of the most untouched hidden beaches to explore in Spain. Known as a secret bay, Cala Llentrisca in Ibiza is fast becoming a must-visit for island adventurers. If you love to hike, then this is the perfect spot. Surrounded by hills and forests, you will be in awe of this piece of paradise in Spain.
Perfect for snorkeling or even a Spanish picnic after hours of hiking in the pine woods that surround the island. You would need a boat to get to the island, so check out Click & Boat in Spain, to be on your way to cove paradise.
Es Pujols, Formentera
Formentera is Ibiza's neighboring island, and many say an outstanding choice to swim at. You can easily go back and forth between the islands by boat or ferry. It truly is exquisite and peaceful, surrounded by white sands.
The streets are lined with cafes where you can enjoy the finest Spanish cuisine or venture off to the tiny town situated on this island.
Platja des Coll Baix, Mallorca
Platja des Coll Baix in Mallorca is surrounded by mountain slopes. A long walk through pine trees will reward you with a breathtaking invitation to cool off on one of the best beaches in Europe.
It’s called a hidden paradise for good reason.
Playa de Guayedra, Gran Canaria
Playa de Guayedra in Gran Canaria will make you wish you could build your own beach cabin there for privacy, beauty, and outstanding swimming adventures.
The waves are passionate like the Spanish spirit and they come crashing through on the black volcanic sand beach to greet you in full grandeur. If you choose to hike to this beach you will be awe-struck by the sensational views to soak in along the way.
It offers spectacular sunsets, and the path to the beach offers views of west coast cliffs and Teide volcano. During the Summer the beach is at its sandiest at low tide, making it perfect for a relaxing dip.
Playa Del Mago - Mallorca
Crystal clear waters and fine white sand will welcome you to the luxurious secret beach at Playa Del Mago.
Touted as one of the best destinations for yacht crews, the tiny beach will tempt you to stay there longer, unless the nudist sunbathing across from it surprises you, there’s more adventure here to explore.
The Playa Del Mago is one of nature’s unspoiled small private beaches
Calo Del Moro & Cala S’Almunia - Mallorca
The bright beaches of Calo Del Moro and Cala S’Almunia are surrounded by rocks, cliffs, and more Pine trees. This is a great destination that will appeal to those preferring to swim rather than sunbathe.
Enjoy the warm village atmosphere and the big smiles of the locals who treasure the sight of tourists and their cameras putting them on the global map as one of Spain’s finest tourist attractions. Even though it’s a popular place now, these beaches are not busy so you will enjoy many hours of swimming.
Calas Torre del Pino – Andalucia
Yet another secluded beach proving the perfect getaway beach haven far away from the busier tourist spots. An absolute must destination for diving, yachting, and snorkeling.
Enjoy the best swimming adventure in crystal clear water and explore the many caves that surround this beach. The underwater rock formations will immediately set this location apart for you and you’ll have plenty of space to explore the coral colors of sea life.
The beach is accessible by hiking and there is more rock than sand, but a genuinely pleasurable spot to explore the terrain, and water activities as recommended.
Sada A Coruna - Galicia
The beach of Arnela is a place of quietness and intrigue with its white sands contrasted with rocks. A perfect romantic hideaway or a place of reflection, beauty, and wonder. hikes that will lead to yet another unspoiled cove.
The best way though, to access this beach is by boat. Enjoy the scenery of calm waters and a scenic peaceful atmosphere to marvel at.
Tossa de Mar, Costa Brava
The Costa Brava boasts rugged beauty and many serene picturesque beaches surrounded by high cliffs. There’s plenty of additional sightseeing to do here and rich history and culture that will entice you to stay longer.
The town is an ancient one with a beautiful curved beach and a large castle that will stun you. The sand is rough but the beach is great for swimming and boating. There are amazing boat and sailing tours to explore as a tourist in Costa Brava. This beach area offers you a bit more exploration with nature preserves close by too.
Cala Pi & Cala Beltrán - Mallorca
Cala Pi is a peaceful beach to relax and explore with its little village waiting to be discovered by curious tourists like you. You can take a drive, hike, or hire a boat to get to this natural harbor, situated just 40 minute's drive from Palma de Mallorca.
Cala Beltra can be accessed the same way or you can ask the local fishermen to show you a way that will get you there by foot. The beach is situated in a deep-set winding cove, and it’s the perfect place for some rock jumping.
Take your scuba and diving gear with you because it’s a perfect spot to enjoy these activities. Let the local villages treat you to fresh fish prepared with traditional Spanish spices and end it off with a glass of sparkling champagne on a yacht if that is your preferred transportation to access these magical coves.
Platja Cala El Golfet, Girona
Platja Cala El Golfet is a peaceful secluded cove surrounded by rocks and lush greenery.
This is an enticing little haven in Spain and slowly becoming a hot tourist attraction without the crowds to convince you that development will spoil this natural paradise beach.
Enjoy hours here on this private secluded beach exploring all that it has to offer.
Playa La Rijana, Costa Tropical
Finally, Costa Tropical offers a warm, rich Spanish climate and lives up to its reputation for the best pristine beaches and coves in Spain.
Enjoy the local cultivated grapes, walnuts, and lemons and delight in long walks in nature surrounding its beaches and resorts.
The Playa La Rijana is a dark sand and pebble beach. The water is crystal clear and a favorite spot for those who love to snorkel or just swim uninterrupted by too many tourists.
