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Beaches in Ceuta

Almadraba
It is located in the Almadraba area, next to Miramar Beach.
Benítez (primer tramo)
It is the busiest beach in the North Bay and is next to the Poniente dock.
Benítez (segundo tramo)
It is the busiest beach on the North bay and is attached to the West pier.

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Benzú
It is located next to a village, behind which green speckled mountains end abruptly. It is the last beach along the northern bay, bordering Morocco. From there, on clear days with a westerly wind, the Peninsula is clearly visible.
Cala del Sarchal
Beach with stunning cliff and spectacular views of the southern bay of Ceuta and the neighbouring country Morocco.
Calamocarro
A beach located outside the urban area of Ceuta. It is surrounded by pine-covered hills and the waters are very blue, clear, and cold.
El Chorrillo
It extends divided by breakwaters on the southern slope of the city and borders the monumental area, with the moat and one of its walls. Near it, the famous "bonitos" and "volaores" of Ceuta can be found.
El Desnarigado / Playa de la Torrecilla
Cove on the southern contour of Mount Hacho. Beneath the slopes of the mountain that shelters it, the transparency of its waters can be appreciated. Above, on an edge, stands the fortress that gives the beach its name, now converted into a military m... [+]
Cove on the southern contour of Mount Hacho. Beneath the slopes of the mountain that shelters it, the transparency of its waters can be appreciated. Above, on an edge, stands the fortress that gives the beach its name, now converted into a military museum.
El Tarajal
Beach adjacent to the customs office of the same name, which separates Spain from Morocco.
Juan XIII
Beach located next to the traditional bonito and "volaores" drying racks in Ceuta.
La Ribera
It is the city centre beach and therefore the busiest. On it are the Foso and the Murallas Reales.
Miramar
It is located in the southwestern area of Ceuta.
Playa Santa Catalina
Beach located at the beginning of Monte Hacho.
Punta Blanca
Situated outside the urban area of Ceuta, the northern road that skirts the pine-covered hill leads to this beach offering a panoramic view encompassing the shores of two continents.
San Amaro
Situated in the northern area of Mount Hacho, it lies outside the Levante Dock.
Tramaguera
Beach near the Tarajal border.

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Source of information on beaches: Ministerio de Agricultura y Pesca, Alimentación y Medio Ambiente (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs).