Mil Palmeras Beach

Located in the north of the Costa Blanca near the popular Mar Menor inland sea, Mil Palmeras Beach (Thousand Palms Beach) is classed as being part of Pilar de la Horadada although it is a couple of kilometres from the town. The fine sand beach is rather wide and stretches for 5 kilometres backed by a pleasant promenade. The beach is partly protected from the wind by a small cliff and the waters usually calm, making it ideal for families with young children.

Mil Palmeras Beach Amenities

Access to Mil Palmeras Beach is relatively simple both by car and on foot and it also has wheelchair access, showers and ablutions. Visitors can enjoy paddling around the calm waters on a sedate pedalo or opt for a thrilling jet ski ride, play beach volleyball or just top up the tan on a rented sun lounger. The beach can get packed on weekends but during the summer months visitors are well catered for with 2 beach bars serving a good selection of soft and alcoholic drinks, cocktails and snacks. A short walk south along Mil Palmeras Beach there are a series of coves where the clear waters offer good snorkelling and a view of the undersea life.

Surrounding Facilities

A short walk will take you into the small village where further wining & dining options can be found along ‘restaurant alley' that offers both local and international restaurants, cafes and tapas bars. Visitors wishing to have a swim while enjoying lunch should head for Olympia Bar where meals can be taken on the poolside terrace. Pueblo Latino Plaza is a lovely area favoured by the locals where there are a number of shops, bars and restaurants, and is also a great place to bring along a picnic and just relax and watch the world go by.