The article is relevant to Spain’s sunny coast as it highlights the beaches with blue flags in various regions of the country, particularly in the Canary Islands. The blue flag designation signifies high-quality water, safety, and environmental management, making these beaches ideal destinations for tourists seeking a beach vacation.

Here is the translated and edited news article for a travel website:

”Spain’s Sunny Coast Boasts 747 Blue Flag Beaches for Summer 2024

As the temperatures rise and summer approaches, many are looking for the perfect beach getaway. In Spain, the Association for Environmental Education and Consumer (Adeac) has awarded 747 blue flags to beaches, ports, and tourist boats across the country for their exceptional quality, safety, and environmental standards.

Among these, the Canary Islands stand out as a top tourist destination with pristine beaches and stunning natural landscapes. Tenerife leads the pack with 16 blue flag beaches, followed by Gran Canaria with 14, Fuerteventura with 11, and other islands receiving recognition as well.

In Tenerife, popular beaches like El Duque, Fañabé, and Torviscas in Adeje, as well as El Camisón and Los Cristianos in Arona, have been awarded blue flags. Similarly, Gran Canaria boasts blue flag beaches such as Las Nieves in Agaete, El Puertillo in Arucas, and Maspalomas in San Bartolomé de Tirajana.

Fuerteventura, La Palma, Lanzarote, El Hierro, and La Gomera also have their share of blue flag beaches, making them perfect destinations for beach lovers seeking sun, sea, and sand.

With improved tourism infrastructure and easy airport connections, accessing these blue flag beaches on Spain’s sunny coast has never been easier. Plan your beach vacation today and soak up the sun on these pristine shores!”

This edited article captures the essence of the original content while focusing on the tourist appeal of Spain’s sunny coast and its blue flag beaches.