Barcelona - all beaches

This beach in the Maresme area is definitely one of the best to enjoy. It stands out as the only nudist beach in the vicinity. In the past, there used to be a variety of beach bars to choose from, but now it seems that there is only one or maybe two bars, depending on the year. Unfortunately, there are no public toilets available, and the parking lot is quite small.

Not the ideal spot. It's in the city, so you can walk there, but the sand is not very comfortable, and the view isn't extraordinary. The wind was too strong for the season, and the atmosphere isn't particularly serene. There are a few food and merchandise stands, but it's nothing to write home about.

This beach is truly breathtaking, like a pristine paradise. It's definitely worth the trip. I recommend taking a taxi from town, but then relish the hike through the forest to reach your new haven! It's such an enjoyable experience. And for the Brits, don't forget to pack plenty of factor 50 sunscreen...

The beach feels quite private, cozy, and clean. The owners of the chiringuito are incredibly friendly and hospitable. The food is exceptionally fresh.

Maresme is a great spot to visit and I'm especially fond of it. Paid parking is available and it's situated a bit away from Barcelona, which makes it an ideal spot for those who want to avoid the hustle and bustle. The area is spacious and perfect for families with children. Highly recommended!

It's a great spot to chill out in the sun. The ocean is a beautiful, crystal blue ideal for relaxation.