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...
It's not the easiest place to get to at the moment, as they've put a gate up at the entrance. There's no free parking in the area either, so you either have to pay or go somewhere else. I took a panorama from a drone and it looks better than it does in reality.
The perfect spot to unwind and soak up the sun. It's the best beach in the Barcelona region, so don't be fooled by any other. If you're looking for a great beach experience, this is it or head to the Costa Brava.
That place is an oasis of tranquility, 40 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Barcelona. Unfortunately, if you're looking to get back to the city, you'll need to take the last train, as the area is not serviced by cabs. But fear not, there's a great restaurant perched atop a hill, with delicious food to enjoy.