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2. 26 of the best beaches in Spain - AOL

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   A quick look at the photos of Maspalomas might trick you into thinking it is part of an Arabian desert, but in reality this 1,000-acre dune system sits on the southern coast of one of Spain’s ...

3. List of beaches in Spain - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of beaches in Spain sorted by province. The most popular with visitors are in Andalusia, Costa Blanca, and Catalonia. The most popular with visitors are in Andalusia, Costa Blanca, and Catalonia.

4. Six best holiday destinations in Spain to visit in 2023

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   Six best holiday destinations in Spain to visit in 2023. Chris Wilson. April 27, 2023 at 11:07 AM ... Barceloneta is the beach area, where miles of golden sand meet dozens of stylish beach bars ...

5. Castilla Beach - Wikipedia

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   Castilla Beach is the name of the Spanish coastline in part of the Province of Huelva from Doñana until of the zone of Mazagón in the zone of Arenas Gordas. [1]20 km in length, it gets its name from the Reconquista, it was granted this name in honor of the King of Castile, forming part of the first exit to the Atlantic Ocean through the south of the Iberian Peninsula of the territories of ...

6. Playa de Mónsul - Wikipedia

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   The Playa de Mónsul (English: Mónsul Beach), also known as the Ensenada de Mónsul (English: Mónsul Cove), is a beach located 4 km southwest of the municipality of San José on the coast of the Province of Almería in southeast Andalusia, Spain. It is one of the most famous and recognizable beaches in Spain, and is a popular recreation area.

7. Playa de Las Canteras - Wikipedia

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   The beach is the longest of the existing ones in the city. It is oriented to the northwest, in what is known as the arch or bay of El Confital, and extends from the foothills of La Isleta to just before the mouth of the ravine of Tamaraceite, for just over three long kilometers of fine golden sand.