Located between the Playa Centre and the Playa dels Vivers, its principal characteristic are the Casas de la Babilònia, small chalets that overlook the beach, many of them are adorned with beautiful tiles from Manises.

This is a quiet cove between the condominiums of Cabo Roig and Campoamor. It features in the vicinity a protected flora micro-reserve ending in a fossil beach about 125,000 years old. A walkway located between the rocky area and the beach links it to the beach of Glea.

This sandy beach has an accessible point staffed by lifeguards that help people with disabilities to take a bath. The accessible point is equipped with a bathroom with shower and adapted clothing booth, amphibious chairs, shadow area with umbrellas and a wider than usual central gateway that provides access to the beach for wheelchairs.

This is a cove of soft and fine sand, excellent for diving, due to the clear waters that make fish stocks visible. It has an island in the central zone (the Isla del Carmen) that divides the beach into two swimming areas, one of which is shallow and with calm waters, turning it into a natural pool ideal for the bathing of children.

Beach located between Punta Margallo and the northern dike of an important port, of fine and golden sand and with a beautiful palm environment. Behind it restaurants and other catering services follow one another showing one of the most bustling images in this tourist area.