Also known as La Pleasure Beach, you can enjoy here the ocean views and beach activities like horseback riding and beach sports. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists, especially on weekends when live music and performances are common. Be prepared for entrance fees and vendors selling various goods. Always keep an eye on your belongings and be cautious if swimming, as lifeguard coverage can vary.

This spot is part of Belongil beach at Byron Bay and is a good place for surfing. It’s named after the shipwreck of the Wollongbar that sunk in 1922, and you can see it peeking out of the water just offshore. We loved how raw and wild this spot felt, especially with the waves crashing over the wreck. We went there for snorkeling and we would definitely go again.

A beach with chunks of icebergs wash up on shore. If you don't get to see any huge ones, there are plenty of little ones out there that are super pretty. Absolutely love that spot. It is really cool to see the contrast between the ice and then just the sheer black sand.

This black volcanic sand beach with basalt rocks is super unique. The waves are pretty dangerous, so be careful.

This beach’s sand has an amazing yellow color. The drive here is a little steep and curvy, so be careful. If you’re lucky, you can see seals here.

This beautiful black sand beach has pieces of iceberg drifting ashore. A must stop area, as the contrast between the clear ice and the dark shore is amazing.

This beach is super clean and has nice sand. The downside? It’s a little crowded and vendors are trying to sell you stuff.

This beach is Barcelona’s longest beach and it has a lovely view of the city. The bottom is deep right away so it’s not very suitable for children.

This beach is family friendly with plenty of bars and restaurants. You can play volleyball here or catch the sunset.

This beach has clean sand and clear water. The beach is less crowded than the city’s more famous beaches.