Spanish Beaches

With a seaboard that measures over 4,000 kilometers long, Spain is a hot destination for tourists who want to enjoy the sea and sun. The spectacular Mediterranean Sea lies at the southern and eastern coast of the country. The Bay of Biscay is at the north and the Atlantic Ocean is at the west and south. Besides the waters that line mainland Spain, there are islands off the coast that provide beautiful beaches and endless opportunities for fun in the sun.
It is no wonder why the country is a hot tourist destination. After all, the average temperatures of the country fall between 64 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Further, with around 300 days of sunshine each year, tourists can enjoy the beaches for months. The entire family can enjoy long days sunbathing, swimming, and more.
The Costa Brava coast, which is located along the Mediterranean Sea side, contains many amazing beaches and hidden coves. If you go south from this point, you will come across many other beaches in the regions of Costa Blanca, Costa de Valencia, and more. Further, the coast of Andalusia consists of regions like Costa Tropical and Costa del Sol. These areas provide a host of leisure and entertainment venues, stores, and spectacular beaches. They attract floods of tourists each year. The resort of Marbella is a favorite spot of wealthy people and celebrities who choose to travel to Spain for a vacation. The Atlantic coast of Andalusia is also attractive to beachgoers who can visit Huelva and Cadiz for fun in the sun.  The coast of Galicia is lines with small beaches for people who want a dip in the Atlantic. The northern side of Spain, which contains cities like Gijion and Santander, is also a great spot for beach action. With great weather and a beautiful natural landscape, the area also boasts attractive architecture. 
If you are looking for another Spanish destination that contains all these elements, you need to visit the Balearic Islands. Located in the Mediterranean Sea, these islands feature coves, cliffs, beaches, as well as stunning architecture and natural reserves. They are packed with tourists during the summertime. The major Balearic Islands include Ibiza, Formentera, Carbrera, Mallorca, and Minorca. Known for their beautiful beaches, they also offer various forms of entertainment for and leisurely activities. Therefore, you will get all your vacation needs met. You can bask in the sun and swim in the beaches all day and party at night.
Another Spanish destination worth visiting is the Canary Islands. At a distance of about a thousand kilometers away from mainland Spain, these islands enjoy spectacular weather all year long. This means that the Canary Islands accept beach goers all year long. Notable resorts are Puerto de la Cruz, which lies south of Tenerife, and Puerto Del Carmen in Lanzarote. The sand dunes of Maspalomas in Gran Canaria are also worth a visit.
A trip to Spain cannot be complete without a visit to the beaches. Fortunately, there are many choices and you will not be left disappointed. Therefore, pack your swimsuit and expect a fun time!