344 places · 8 provinces · 43 comarcas
Discover Andalucía
Find the beaches, golf courses and museums worth your time, with photos, what you can do there and how to get there.
Explore shows you where to go in Andalucía; Discover shows you what to do once you are there. Every place here is linked to its province and comarca, so you can jump from a beach or a museum straight to the area around it, or start from a comarca in Explore and see everything nearby.
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MuseumFine art, archaeology, wine, flamenco and local history, in museums large and small across all eight provinces.Discover museum places →
BeachSandy bays, hidden coves and lively town beaches along Andalucía's Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts.Discover beach places →
GolfChampionship courses, pitch-and-putts and academies, from the Costa del Sol's Golf Valley to Cádiz and Almería.Discover golf places →Search all places
17 places
Club Marina Golf MojácarAn 18-hole, par-71 course beside Playa de la Marina just north of Mojácar, designed by Ramón Espinosa and opened in 2000, with…Discover →
Playa El CorralPlaya El Corral is a cove of dark sand and gravel south of Carboneras, framed by high volcanic cliffs in the Cabo…Discover →
Playa de QuitapellejosPlaya de Quitapellejos is the 1.4 km pine-backed beach of Palomares in Cuevas del Almanzora, where Manuel Fraga swam in 1966 to…Discover →
Aguilón GolfAguilón Golf is an 18-hole, par-70 course at Pilar de Jaravía in Pulpí, opened in 2008 at the foot of the Sierra…Discover →
Minigolf AlbatrosMinigolf Albatros is a crazy-golf course with a nautical and lighthouse theme on the Paseo del Mediterráneo in Mojácar Playa, facing the…Discover →
Desert Springs Golf ClubA course in Cuevas del Almanzora, opened in 2001 and promoted as Europe's first desert-style layout, with fairways framed by stony rough,…Discover →
Playa Las PalmerasPlaya Las Palmeras, also called La Carolina, is an isolated 1 km beach of sand and gravel north of San Juan de…Discover →
Playa de El Playazo (Vera)El Playazo is Vera's main beach, about 2,260 metres of sand north of Garrucha, best known for naturism: its northern part is…Discover →
Playa La SerenaPlaya La Serena, listed officially as Mar Serena, is the main family beach of San Juan de los Terreros in Pulpí: about…Discover →
Playa Mar RabiosaPlaya Mar Rabiosa is the busiest town beach of San Juan de los Terreros in Pulpí, about 250 metres of golden sand…Discover →
Playa de Puerto ReyPlaya de Puerto Rey is a 2.3 km urban beach of dark sand on the Vera coast, near the mouth of the…Discover →
Playa de Calipso (San Juan de los Terreros)Playa de Calipso is the short village beach of San Juan de los Terreros in Pulpí, below a coastal fort completed in…Discover →
Valle del Este GolfValle del Este Golf is an 18-hole, par-71 course on the edge of Vera in Almería's Levante, opened in 2002 and billed…Discover →
Playa de la MenaPlaya de la Mena is on the southern stretch of Mojácar's long beach below Mojácar Pueblo, about 790 metres of sand and…Discover →
Playa de Pozo del Esparto (La Escribanía)Playa de Pozo del Esparto, also known as La Escribanía, is the village beach at the northern end of the Cuevas del…Discover →
Playa de las SalinicasPlaya de las Salinicas is a small natural beach of fine dark sand just south of Carboneras, named after an old salt…Discover →
Playa La EntrevistaPlaya La Entrevista is a little-developed beach of dark sand and gravel on the Pulpí coast in far north-eastern Almería, about 1…Discover →