Cargador beach
The main town beach of Alcossebre, right in the centre: wide, with fine sand and shallow water, a Blue Flag and every service on foot (promenade, beach bars, restaurants). The easiest for family bathing and for anyone staying in the centre.
Las Fuentes beach
A beach made unique by the freshwater springs that rise directly through the sand and shoreline. With calm waters, it sits next to the marina, full of terraces and boating atmosphere. Perfect for combining the beach with a stroll around the port.
Playa Romana
In the north, a wide golden-sand beach with a calm, family feel and a Blue Flag. One of the longest in the municipality, ideal for long walks and for families looking for less bustle than in the centre.
The northern coves: Cala del Moro and Tres Playas
To the north, the coast becomes a string of sand-and-rock coves: the Tres Playas and Cala del Moro, more sheltered and with crystal-clear water, ideal for snorkelling and for those who prefer quiet corners.
The wild coves of the Sierra de Irta
The Sierra de Irta Natural Park holds one of the last stretches of unspoilt coastline in the Mediterranean: coves such as Cala Blanca or Cala Mundina, with turquoise water, reached by seaside paths. A plan of nature, snorkelling and mountain biking that runs all the way to the lighthouse.
Frequently asked questions
- Which beach is best with children?
- Cargador, Las Fuentes and Playa Romana: sand, shallow calm water and services nearby.
- Which beaches have a Blue Flag?
- Cargador beach and Playa Romana fly the Blue Flag.
- What is special about Las Fuentes?
- Its freshwater springs that rise through the sand itself, an unusual phenomenon.
- Where are the wildest coves?
- In the Sierra de Irta (Cala Blanca, Cala Mundina and others), reached on foot or by bike.
Guide written with data consistent with the alcocebre.biz listings. Check the current flag status and seasonal services on the Tourism website (alcossebre.org).