8kms to the north of Alicante, San Juan has a long, open beach 7kms in length.

It is located in a residential area that is lively in the summer months and very peaceful during the rest of the year. Facilities available on the seafront include restaurants, bars, cafés and car parks, and services include access for the handicapped, toilets, watchtowers, a Red Cross post, tourist information and water sports on the beach.

The beach has been awarded the Blue Flag of the European Union this year and in the past. The beach can be reached by car, by bus (numbers 21 or 22) or by tram, offering a nice trip from Alicante.

Located in a residential, tranquil area between San Juan and Albufereta, the coves along this part of the coast of Alicante are really beautiful!

Some of these beaches are nudist bathing areas, and diving is possible in most of them, but particularly in the rockier coves.

The coves can be reached by car or a bus, the number 22 runs all round the Cabo de las Huertas as far as San Juan Beach.

Located in a semi-urbanised area to the Northwest of the city of Alicante, Abufereta Beach is about 500m long.

The beach has been awarded the Blue Flag of the European Union. Beach patrol and lifeguard services are available for Holy Week and the summer season. Other services include a Red Cross post, watchtower, foot showers, toilets and parking facilities.

Nearby there is the smaller Almadraba Beach.

The easiest way to get from Alicante to this beautiful beach is by car via the A-190 road known as the carretera de la cantera, by bus (numbers 09, 21 and 22), or by tram.