Spain beaches

Warm weather in Spain is ideal for relaxing on sandy beaches. The coast of Spain is about 4,000 km long and has many beaches. All beaches in Spain are located in picturesque settings. Spain offers a variety of beaches, sand have different varieties. Because of different colors and textures of sand, beaches in Spain are unique. According to the Foundation for Environmental Education, the beaches in Spainenvironmentally sound. They were Spain with the prestigious Blue Flag beaches at 450. In Spain, Costa Blanca Blue Flag was awarded 48, while in Costa Dorada and Mallorca were offered 33 and 37 each of blue flags. The Blue Flag Campaign offers these awards only if the beaches in various criteria in relation to water quality, environmental education and information. Other criteria relating to safety and environmental management institutions must also be met in order to receive this award.

Spain is a perfect destination for everyone has something. Many resorts in Spain offer a variety of water sports like water skiing, rafting and windsurfing. Ibiza Island is very popular for summer parties, while Playa d'en Bossa, the longest sandy beach. There are several nudist beaches in Spain. Cavallet Playa Des is a popular nudist beach> Spain and sunbathing topless is commonly observed in many Spanish beaches.

Visitors have the opportunity to stay in bungalows, apartments or hotels. Camps, cottages and resorts are all available. Some centers in Spain can be completely naked while some may only allow nudity during a specified period or in a particular area. Special discounts are members of the Naturist Federation (INF) or offered to the Spanish NaturistFederation (FEN).

Many campsites such as El Portus, in Cartagena (Murcia), the Templo del Sol campsite in Tarragona and camping Almanat Nudist Camps in Malaga.

Since Spain has a good time, has a strong inflow of tourists throughout the year. Reservations recommended for tourists to their hotel stays in advance of the Internet.