This very attractive and popular beach is bordered on the north by the beach of Náufragos (Torrevieja) and on the south by Playa Flamenca.

The narrow cove beach is a favourite of the regular holiday-makers and is divided into two levels with a length of 170 meters by 14 wide and it is accessed by ramps and stairs. It is planned to install a lift this year which will facilitate access for the elderly and physically handicapped to the beach area. This will not only provide a much needed service but will hopefully assist in the gaining of a first Blue Flag for the beach next year.

This beach also boasts the full range of facilities that one would expect on an Orihuela Costa beach together with a bus stop and public telephone.

 

	Punta Prima

This popular and award winning beach has a length of 150 meters with an average width of 16 meters and there are no obstacles in accessing it.

This is an open beach of fine sand and it is extremely popular with bathers and sun-seekers alike. Bordered on the north by the beach at Punta Prima and south by La Zenia beach Playa Flamenca is one of the busiest beaches on the Orihuela Costa.

This beach has again been awarded the prized Blue Flag, acknowledging the constant attention the beachand its facilities receive from the town hall.

There are parking facilities, special access for handicapped people, telephone, play area, toilets and foot-washing facilities, a life-guard tower and a Red Cross station. There is also a bus stop and taxi rank. There is also a popular promenade and several walkways. Close to the beach are a number of popular restaurants where visitors can taste the traditional dishes of the area.

The beautiful beach at Cabo Roig is bordered on the north side by the beach of La Zenia and on the south by the beach of Dehesa de Campoamor.

The beach is 420 metres long by 18 metres wide and is cove shaped and it is accessed by newly refurbished ramps and stairs. The beach was awarded the coveted Blue Flag again this year as was the nearby marina.

The beach has much to offer from excellent quality water and sand to an ideal environment for those wishing to participate in a wide range of water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, skiing etc. There are parking facilities, a public telephone, special access for handicapped people, a bus stop, toilets and foot-washing facilities, a life-guard tower and a Red Cross station. There are numerous fine restaurants in the surrounding area offering a wide variety of good food.

The Urbanisation Dehesa de Campoamor is a green oasis on the Mediterranean coast. The beaches in Campoamor are also very attractive and popular particularly during the summer time with Spanish tourists - mostly from Murcia, Alicante and Madrid, and also with tourists from the rest of Europe, particularly from Germany and Great Britain.

The beach at Playa de La Glea, also known as the “Big Beach”, is the largest one in Campoamor and it is also the best equipped, with a First-Aid booth manned by the Red Cross, sanitation and other facilities. This beach is awarded the coveted ‘Blue Flag’ every year. This beach is not only popular with foreign tourists but also with residents from Orihuela Costa and Torrevieja, who flock to this beach every year.

The beach at Playa de Barranco Rubio, also known as the “Small Beach”, is obviously smaller than the Playa de la Glea. Traditionally this beach is mainly visited by tourists from the interior in Murcia and Alicante regions and these people tend to visit Campoamor every year so they all know each other, which makes for a very friendly and familiar atmosphere.

This natural beach is located close to the Campoamor beach and it has repeatedly been awarded Blue Flag status. This open beach boasts fine white sand and is 346 meters long by 45 wide.

There are parking facilities, special access for handicapped people, toilets and foot-washing facilities, a life-guard tower and a Red Cross station.