Vilassar de Mar - 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.

That place has plenty of sand and water, and sometimes there are people there too. It's a great beach, but there are too many jellyfish.

This spot in Mataró is simply stunning! The sea and the beach are breathtaking, and there are plenty of great bars and seafood restaurants along the coastline. Plus, the best part is that entry to the beach is free and open to the public! 😎🌞

Our go-to beach is always Costa Brava. It offers delicious eateries, spotless shorelines, and well-maintained public restrooms.

When we visited Barcelona, we wanted to stay in a nearby place, so we chose Premia de Mar, and I must say that its beach was the highlight! We were there at the beginning of November, by the way. The beach is very, very clean, and we enjoyed numerous beautiful walks there every evening. The playgrounds are very safe and such a necessity for parents. We didn't mind the railroad at all; in fact, it just added to the charm, in my humble opinion. If you don't want sand in your shoes, there's an asphalt trail that is well-lit at night, and the views are simply beautiful.

This spot is an ideal spot for relaxation and exercise. It's a tranquil place, perfect for getting away from it all and spending some time at the beach.