The most peaceful beaches for paddle surfing are in Spain

Cala Vella is located in Llucmajor, a municipality and town in Majorca (Balearic Islands). For lovers of paddle surfing, this cove is considered an ideal nook for practicing water sports, specifically because it is only accessible by sea. Calm waters and exceptional natural beauty. With no crowds and with cliffs straight out of a film, Cala Vella is the perfect place to immerse yourself in unspoilt and uninhabited nature, with no beachside bars – your only company is the sway of the water, beckoning you to take a dip in the sea.

Oyambre beach is located near the river mouth of the Ría de la Rabia, on the western coast of Cantabria. To get to the water you will have to walk through a stretch of perfectly preserved dunes. After this leisurely stroll you will reach the shore, and in less than a minute, you will gradually immerse yourself in the ocean, getting away from it all, watching the green and blue merge together in a perfect blend: waves, cliffs and forests before you. And for you.

As well as being one of the most renowned scuba diving spots, the Medes Islands also offer the opportunity to practise other types of water sports. They are known for their seven islands nestled in the Mediterranean Sea. You just have to choose which one to start with: Medallot, Meda Pequeña, Ferrenellas, Tascó Gordo, Tascó Pequeño or Caballo Bernardo.And if you thought the best beaches were in the Caribbean, it's because you haven't yet visited the Costa Brava in Catalonia. Authentic natural wonders with a diversity of marine animal and plant life, such as red coral. Immerse yourself in new sensations – a refreshing adventure discovering the most peaceful beaches in Spain awaits you. How does that sound?