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Complete guide to Torrevieja's beaches and coves
Beaches and coves map and tips

Torrevieja is known for its beautiful Mediterranean coastline, offering sandy beaches, secluded coves, natural parks and a healthy microclimate, thanks in part to the town's two large salt lakes. Although the most popular beaches are Punta Prima, Playa de Los Locos, Playa del Cura and Playa de La Mata, the coast of Torrevieja offers a wide range of beaches and coves, stretching from Punta Prima to the Port of Torrevieja and beyond to the coastal border of Guardamar. Many of these may be more suited to your tastes and needs.
Here we offer advice and information about all the beaches and coves of Torrevieja, starting from those closest to Punta Prima and North and East along the coast of the town, all the way to Guardamar.
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Best beaches in Torrevieja by category and requirements:
Ferris Cove and Torrevieja Beach
Los Naufragos Beach
Acequión Beach
Artificial Pools and Natural Pools
Playa del Cura Beach
Canina Beach (Punta Margalla)
Palangre Cove
Los Locos Beach
Cornuda Cove
Los Trabajos Cove
Tía Roqueta Cove
Gambote Cove
Redonda Cove
Fig Tree Cove
Zorra Cove
Cala del Mojón (Cairn Cove)
Cala del Moro Cove
Gallina Beach (Cape Cervera)
La Mata Beach
Les Ortigues Beach
Camp Beach
Best beaches in Torrevieja by category and requirements:
Most secret and quiet beach/beach: cala Ferris, Les Ortigues beach
Beach/Cala with the best services: Playa de Los Locos, Playa de La Mata
Best beach/beach for children: Torrevieja beach, Playa de Los Naufragos beach
Most beautiful beach/beach: Cala del Moro, Cala Ferris
Best beach/beach for dogs: Canina Beach (Punta Margalla), Cala del Moro
Best beach/beach for swimming: Playa del Acequión, Playa del Cura
Best beach/beach to watch the sunset: Cala Tía Roqueta, Cala del Gambote
Best beach/beach for long walks: Los Locos Beach, La Mata Beach
Best beach/cove for sunbathing and relaxing: Playa del Cura, Playa del Camp
Best beach/beach for beach bars or beach huts: Playa del Acequión, Playa de La Mata

Ferris Cove and Torrevieja Beach
Ferris Cove
Located at the south-western end of the coast of Torrevieja, Cala Ferris is a small cove of 200 metres in length, isolated from the nearby residential areas and establishments. Behind the rocky coastline that forms the cove, there are sand dunes, green areas and many palm trees, making it a peaceful and picturesque setting ideal for walks or to enjoy a dip in the refreshing water. This area is also ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving.
Torrevieja Beach
One of Torrevieja's most popular beaches, Playa Torrevieja has large grassy areas with palm trees, a large stretch of sand and a rocky coastline close to the sea. Despite the rocks, the waves are gentle, which makes walking along them a pleasant experience. There are showers, toilets, lifeguards and a playground, along with restaurants and shops nearby. The promenade is ideal for walking and enjoying the view.

Los Naufragos Beach
Characterised by its fine golden sand, Playa de Los Náufragos is an urban beach that is popular with locals and tourists alike. It has a promenade with a variety of bars and restaurants, as well as facilities such as toilets, showers, and lifeguards.

Acequión Beach
Close to the port of Torrevieja, Playa del Acequión is known for its pier where several boats dock. The beach has a long stretch of fine sand and shallow waters, making it an ideal place for swimming. It is surrounded by several bars, restaurants and hotels.
Artificial Pools and Natural Pools
These two small beaches are just before Playa del Cura. The Piscinas Artificiales are a kind of natural pool created by a long cemented jetty, ideal for swimming or snorkelling. The Natural Pools, on the other hand, are formed by large rocks that create small pools, making them perfect for a quiet dip.
Playa del Cura Beach
Playa del Cura is a popular beach for its rustic and quiet atmosphere. It is flanked by high rocky cliffs and sand dunes, and its rocky seabed makes it ideal for swimming and enjoying the calm waters. It has facilities such as restaurants, supermarket and toilets nearby.

Canina Beach (Punta Margalla)
Torrevieja's Playa Canina is one of the few beaches where pets are allowed. It is ideal for those who wish to enjoy the beach with their dogs. Although it is rocky, visitors can enjoy a dip in the water and relax in the surroundings.

Palangre Cove
This cove is located near a residential area and is shaped like a natural swimming pool surrounded by small rocks and sandy shores. It is ideal for families with children due to its shallow waters.

Los Locos Beach
One of the most popular beaches in Torrevieja, Playa de Los Locos is famous for its fine white sand and crystal clear waters. It has access ramps for people with limited mobility and a variety of services such as toilets, showers, lifeguards and a children's playground. In addition, its promenade is full of bars and restaurants.

Cornuda Cove
Small and rocky, Cala Cornuda is ideal for fishing enthusiasts or those who wish to relax on the rocks, admiring the sea views. It can be reached on foot from the end of the promenade at Playa de Los Locos or by car.

Los Trabajos Cove
With access stairs and a wheelchair friendly ramp, Cala de Los Trabajos is a quiet beach with a rocky seabed. Ideal for experienced swimmers and divers, although bathers should be careful of strong waves.

Tía Roqueta Cove
Cala Tía Roqueta is a small, serene cove surrounded by large rock formations. It offers stunning views of the town, especially at sunset. It is a perfect spot for those seeking tranquillity, but visitors should beware of the slippery rocks.

Gambote Cove
A large cove surrounded by rock formations, Cala del Gambote is known for its marine pools formed by the waves breaking on the rocks. It is ideal for quiet walks and for those who enjoy nature.

Redonda Cove
Cala Redonda is small but picturesque, with rocky jetties creating a natural pool. It is perfect for swimmers and families due to its shallow water and white sand.

Fig Tree Cove
A quiet cove with easy access for people with reduced mobility, Cala de la Higuera is ideal for snorkelling, swimming and exploring the natural pools formed by the rocks. The vegetation on the slopes of the cove creates a very picturesque setting.

Zorra Cove
Cala de la Zorra is known for its rocky cliffs and the tidal pools that form on its coast. It is an excellent place to sit and relax, read a book or even fish while enjoying the scenery.

Cala del Mojón (Cairn Cove)
This small but charming cove is located directly below the road, with a sand and pebble shore. The water is calm, making it an excellent place for walking and exploring.
Cala del Moro Cove
Cala del Moro is a quiet and picturesque cove, known for its grassy fields and wild flowers. Its name comes from a nearby watchtower, which dates back to the time when the Moors inhabited the region.

Gallina Beach (Cape Cervera)
Playa de Gallina is an ideal place for divers due to its crystal clear water. Although the beach is made up of rocks, its tranquillity and beautiful sunrises make it a popular choice.

La Mata Beach
One of the longest beaches in Torrevieja, Playa de La Mata stretches for 3 kilometres and is ideal for those looking to relax. It has sun loungers, lifeguard stations and a variety of beach bars and restaurants.
Les Ortigues Beach
Playa Les Ortigues is a quiet beach, somewhat isolated and surrounded by sand dunes and pine trees. Its crystal clear water makes it perfect for swimming and relaxing in the sun.

Camp Beach
Located near Guardamar del Segura, Playa del Camp is a spacious beach surrounded by vegetation, perfect for walking or jogging along its wide shore. The beach has a soft seabed, making it suitable for comfortable swimming.

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