These are the best beaches in Spain, according to a team that has visited 600 of them
Playa de ses Illettes in Formentera
Risco del Paso in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Risco del Paso is great for both wind and and kitesurfing. At high tide, the beach turns into a saltwater lagoon, while at low tide it is beautifully sandy.
Check out more of Beach Inspector's review of Risco del Paso here.
Playa de Formentor in Majorca
Playa de Formentor has green trees that provide shade, and as well as amenities like umbrellas, restaurants, and a windsurfing school.
See more of Beach Inspector's tips for Playa de Formentor here.
Talamanca in Ibiza
Ibiza isn't all party — the bay of Talamanca is a town beach that has a near-perfect score for family-friendliness. It has more locals than other tourist-heavy beaches near resorts, but, according to Beach Inspector, never feels overcrowded thanks to its generous size.
Check out Beach Inspector's full review of Talamanca here.
Playa del Inglés in Gran Canaria, Ibiza
This is the ultimate beach, according to the inspectors. It's spacious, and features unspoiled, natural areas with enormous sand dunes. It received a high score in all four categories of inspection: families, water sports, relaxation, and party.
Explore more of Playa del Inglés here.
Playa de Palma in Majorca
Playa de Palma is notorious among German partiers, who love Balneario 6, a beachside nightclub. But the 3.7-mile-long beach is divided into 15 areas, so there's also plenty of room for families and those looking to relax.
Check out the full review of Playa de Palma here.
Playa de Migjorn in Formentera
Playa de Migjorn is marked by softly sloping sand, green dunes, and turquoise water, and is perfect for beginning windsurfers.
Beach Inspector's full review of Playa de Migjorn is here.
Ses Salines in Ibiza
Ses Selines is one of the most popular beaches on the island of Ibiza, featuring several nightclubs for the party crowd. For those interested in water sports, there's stand-up paddleboarding and canoeing.
See Beach Inspector's full review of Ses Selines here.
Playa del Duque in Tenerife
This elegant beach has a boardwalk that runs the length of its fine sand, with restaurants and bars galore. There's also a volleyball court, and a water sports center for those who prefer a more active beach experience.
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