Isla Cristina boats 15km of fine and golden sand, clean and clear waters and 3,000 hours of sun per year. In the dunes vegetation and amongst the pines, you may be fortunate enough to catch sight of the chameleons, which are in danger of extinction.

Little Blue Casa Beach - Playa de la Casita Azul
This obviously-named beach possesses a capacious car park surrounded by pines and eucalyptus. There are picnic tables in the pine grove. Large dunes with bushy vegetation separate the beach from the pine grove. There is a look-out tower on the beach, providing a rewarding vista.

 Central Beach - Playa Central
Central Beach is one of the most urbanized beaches in the area, since it has the most infrastructures. As soon as you pass through the eucalyptus trees, you come to a roundabout where you will be able to park next to the beach, if you find a place. If not so lucky, you will have to go to the car park near the large pine grove from which a footpath crosses the dunes to the beach. There is a paved sea-front with two chiringuitos - beach restaurants

Santana Beach - Playa Santana
Playa Santana Beach is signposted before the eucalyptus trees and before reaching Central Beach. You will see a chiringuito sheltered by a pine grove near the beach. Here you can park in the shade. There are some apartments close to the beach.

 Cayman Point Beach - Playa Punta Caiman
Playa Punta Cayman consists of two bathing areas, one close to the sea-front promenade. This is an excellent place for the solitary visitor and lover of nature. The beach is manned by life-guards and there is a mini sports camp with showers. The second bathing area is accessed via a temporary floating wooden bridge due to be replaced shortly with a fixed one strong enough to resist the tidal flows. This area is named "Isla de la Gaviota" since, in the Winter, you will see many seagulls here.