Cala Mesquida, Mallorca – Families will appreciate Cala Mesquida’s spacious shoreline and active lifeguards on duty at Cala Mesquida, set along Mallorca’s northern coast. The sea is typically calm enough for children to swim safely, and lifeguards place red flags along the beach to show when the tides are strong. There’s plenty of space to play paddle along the shore or set up umbrellas for a group gathering.
El Sardinero, Cantabria – El Sardinero is a short drive from Cantabria’s capital, Santander. The beach is windy and cool from late fall to early spring, so if your family is looking for sunshine and swimming, the best times to visit will be outside those months. Public bathrooms, restaurants, and a wide shoreline make visiting easier for families with children. Not to mention, the beautiful blue waters from the Bay of Biscay!
Playa Las Canteras, Gran Canaria – Families looking for year-round warm weather and easy beach access will find Playa Las Canteras is a perfect option. Playa Las Canteras is a 5-minute drive from Gran Canaria’s capital Las Palmas, and despite sitting along the rugged Pacific Ocean, the waters are calm enough for children to swim. Sand volleyball courts, public bathrooms, and beachfront restaurants are just a few draws for families, apart from enjoying the beach itself!
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