Barcelona beach best: 17 Best Beaches in Barcelona

Best beaches in Barcelona – Lonely Planet

From ribbons of honey-colored coast that stretch 3.1 miles (5km) north from the Port of Barcelona to secret southern sands that – shh! – the locals want to keep quiet about, these are the best beaches in Barcelona.

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Barceloneta Beach in Barcelona is the most popular strip of sand in the city ©tkemot/Shutterstock

1. Barceloneta Beach          

This is it: the epicenter of Barcelona’s beaches; the most popular strip of sand in the city. Just east of its namesake neighborhood, Barceloneta Beach throngs with sun-seekers, mojito vendors and sarong sellers during the height of summer. 

Entirely manmade, its pharaonic gold sands were shipped over from Egypt and the palm trees along the promenade once called Hawaii home. For some, it might feel like a circus, but for many others, this iconic stretch of parasol-lined paradise epitomizes the energy of the city. We’re firmly in the latter camp.

Barcelona Club Beach stands at the end of Mar Bella Beach © Getty Images/iStockphoto

2. Mar Bella Beach         

Towards the north of Barcelona’s coastline is this wonderfully cosmopolitan stretch of soft blonde sand, which is ever-popular with an LGBTQI+ crowd. Mar Bella Beach has a small nudist strip, which is clearly marked, as well as a number of other amenities, including a skate park and some water sports.

Volleyball is a popular pastime on Bogatell Beach, Barcelona © Dino Geromella / Getty Images

3. Bogatell Beach

Fronting the hip El Poblenou neighborhood, the fluffy golden-white sands of Bogatell Beach host volleyball courts and a few seasonal xiringuitos (beach bars) with sun loungers and umbrellas. 

There are a couple of excellent seafood restaurants on the promenade above, including much-loved Xiringuito Escribà, but down on the sand, this is as quiet a beach as you’re going to get in this part of Barcelona.

With plenty of amenities and restaurants nearby, Nova Icària Beach is a good choice for families ©nito/Shutterstock

4. Nova Icària Beach

Arguably Barcelona’s best beach for families, the southernmost strip of golden sand above Port Olímpic often echoes with the excited squeals of young children. But that’s unsurprising: with a wide selection of sports facilities, including table tennis and beach volleyball, lifeguards on patrol, and warm, shallow waters, Nova Icària Beach is the ideal place for parents to let their kids run down the tank.

Sant Sebastià Beach is the nearest strip of sand to the W Hotel in Barcelona © Siqui Sanchez / Getty Images

5. Sant Sebastià Beach

Beneath the glass gaze of W Barcelona, the 26-story, sail-shaped beach hotel that puffs out at the southern end of La Barceloneta, is this wonderful slice of sun, surf and sand. Sant Sebastià Beach is a handy stretch of white-gold for those looking for a quick break from the city. 

Nova Mar Bella Beach is where the locals like to hang © Getty Images/EyeEm

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Nova Mar Bella Beach

This crescent of sparkling gold sand is where the locals tend to hangout. Located towards the north of the El Poblenou beaches, it’s usually dotted with brightly-colored beach umbrellas and sun loungers fixed in the horizontal position. Nova Mar Bella Beach still has plenty of facilities, including showers and a couple of beach bars, but it’s far more chilled than most of the beaches this end of the city.

The Wounded Shooting Star sculpture at Sant Miquel Beach in Barcelona is said to represent the local beach bars © dynasoar/Getty Images

7. Sant Miquel Beach 

Taking its name from the 18th-century church in nearby Barceloneta, this stretch of soft honey-gold sand is one of the oldest beaches in Barcelona. Due to its proximity to the old city, Sant Miquel Beach is often busy, but it’s worth spreading your towel out for a while — if only to see Rebecca Horn’s L’Estel ferit (The Wounded Shooting Star), a sculpture of four stacked cubes that look like they might topple over at any moment.

Zona de Banys del Fòrum is not your typical beach © Artur Debat /Getty Images

8. Zona de Banys del Fòrum 

Not a beach in the traditional bucket and spade sense – there’s no sand here – but for all intents and purposes, the bathing area at El Fòrum acts as one. With a number of diving pontoons, several shaded areas and a groyne of solid concrete cubes, this beach-by-design is architecture you can use.

Located at the most eastern point of the city’s shoreline, where the massive Pergola solar panel glints in the sunshine, this sea-fed swimming area is around 375m-long (1230ft) and 30-m (98ft) wide and includes steps down into the water that have been adapted to allow access for disabled travelers too.

Somorrostro Beach is home to Frank Gehry’s El Peix (Golden Fish) sculpture © Artur Debat / Getty Images

9. Somorrostro Beach

Stretching out like a soft golden cat between Gas breakwater and the Moll de Marina pier, Somorrostro Beach makes locals purr with delight. This stretch of sand is where Frank Gehry’s El Peix (Golden Fish) sculpture dangles enticingly out-of-reach on the promenade above. It can get busy during the summer months.

Castelldefels Beach in Barcelona is local secret © Miquel Benitez / Getty Images

10. Castelldefels Beach

Around 20km southwest of Barcelona city center, this beautiful long sweep of golden-blonde sand beloved by kitesurfers is accessible by train. Backed by some fairly hefty sand dunes, Castelldefels Beach is a blissful escape and rarely packed. Its pink-and-apricot sunsets are often exquisite. 

The deepwater Ocata Beach in El Masnou, near Barcelona, is good for swimming © Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images

11. Ocata Beach – El Masnou

The beach town of El Masnou is only around 30 minutes from Barcelona by train, but the journey is worth it for this long curl of burnished bronze sand. Motorway-wide, there’s plenty of room for spreading out, plus its healthy number of xiringuitos (beach bars) will allow visitors to make a day of it.

Although much more peaceful than the inner-cities beaches, beware that the drop of the beach scarp, the area between the shoreline and the seafloor, is much steeper than in Barcelona.

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Contents

  1. Barceloneta Beach
  2. Bogatell Beach
  3. Sant Sebastià Beach
  4. Nova Icària Beach
  5. Mar Bella Beach
  6. Nova Mar Bella
  7. Platja de Llevant
  8. Banys del Fòrum
  9. Castelldefels Beach
  10. Platja de Garraf
  11. Platja de la Bassa Rodona

Beaches might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Barcelona, but the Catalan capital has a lot more to it than cloud-brushing cathedrals and bustling street markets.

There are plenty of seafront spots to lounge out on, and one thing they all have in common is sand – you’ll have to head a long way out of the city to find a pebble beach.

Top of the list – for location at least – is the golden sands of Barceloneta. It’s the city’s most popular beach, which can be found just a couple of minutes’ walk from the hustle and bustle of Las Ramblas. Given its location, this one gets particularly busy over the summer months, so it’s one to avoid if you don’t like the crowds.

For a slightly quieter vibe you can head just a little further along the coast to Nova Icaria Beach. This 400-metre stretch of sand is just past the bars and nightlife of Port Olimpic, but the beach itself is very family-friendly. A children’s play area, beach volleyball courts and ping-pong tables can all be found here and it’s got a Blue Flag tick to its name too.

And perhaps the best all-round beach in Barcelona is Bogatell Beach. This 600-metre stretch of powdery white sand comes with Blue Flag status and a prime position on the coast, just five minutes’ walk from Port Olimpic’s bars and restaurants. There’s plenty of space for lounging around and it’s popular with sporty types too, due to its designated areas for beach volleyball, football and basketball.

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  • 1. Barceloneta Beach

    Nicholas Gemini

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    The closest beach to the centre of Barcelona, Barceloneta Beach stands on the city’s eastern coast in a former fishing district mentioned by Cervantes in the Spanish classic Don Quixote. Now, perhaps ironically, home of one of Europe’s largest aquariums, Barceloneta is very well provided for when it comes to amenities and facilities.

    In addition to showers, toilets, and changing rooms, some areas of the beach offer Wi-Fi connectivity. There are… read more »

  • 2. Bogatell Beach

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    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0. 5 hrs

    Stretching for 700 metres along Barcelona’s coastline close to the Olympic Port, the sands of Bogatell Beach are generally considered to be less crowded on the busiest days than nearby beaches such as Barceloneta and San Sebastià, from which it is separated by a stone breakwater.

    All the same, Bogatell Beach provides pretty much everything that anyone could want for a relaxed day on the beach, with a lifeguard… read more »

  • 3. Sant Sebastià Beach

    MARIA ROSA FERRE ✿

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    Noted for its modern tower and integrated cable car station (for trips up to Mount Monjuic), Sant Sebastià Beach lies in the Cuitat Vella district of Barcelona immediately along the coast from Sant Miquel Beach. One of the city’s oldest and best loved beaches, Sant Sebastià comprises biscuit-coloured sands that continue for around a kilometre in length and average widths of 80 metres.

    Sant Sebastia is well equipped with… read more »

  • 4. Nova Icària Beach

    Ronnie Macdonald

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    Located north of the Olympic Port and next to Bogatell Beach in the La Vila Olimpica del Poblenou area of Barcelona, Playa de la Nova Icària lies at the heart of the city’s coastline.

    Created for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Nova Icària Beach has a reputation for being one of Barcelona’s more tranquil urban beaches. That said, amongst its 400 metres of golden sand you’ll still find plenty of… read more »

  • 5. Mar Bella Beach

    Markus Tacker

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    This semi-urban beach on the coastal reaches of Barcelona is located between Bogatell and Nova Mar Bella beaches. Like its neighbouring areas of golden sand, Mar Bella Beach has a good number of public facilities, including toilets, showers, a children’s play area and beach volleyball courts.

    On Passeig Marítim, the promenade that runs behind Mar Bella, visitors will also find table tennis tables, a range of bars and… read more »

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  • 6. Nova Mar Bella

    Sergei Gussev

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    Backed by modern high-rise apartment buildings, Nova Mar Bella beach was part of a larger regeneration scheme that coincided with the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and aimed (successfully) to reunite city and coastline.

    Though a man made construction, Nova Mar Bella still has a lot going for it. For one thing, it is a slightly more tranquil experience than other nearby beaches, and has managed to maintain its local vibe, appealing to… read more »

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    Platja de Llevant

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    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    Barcelona’s newest beach is also its most easterly, as its name suggests. Opened to the public for the first time in 2006, Platja de Llevant has already managed to garner a Blue Flag award for its cleanliness and the quality of its facilities.

    Comprising light coloured sands that stretch for 400 metres along the coast and another 75 metres or so inland, Platja de Llevant is the next beach along from… read more »

  • 8. Banys del Fòrum

    Jordiferrer

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    When is a beach not a beach? When it’s Barcelona’s Banys del Fòrum, a sand-free modernist pool of constantly refreshed seawater protected from the open waves of the Mediterranean by a series of screening posts made – elegantly – from concrete.

    Constructed in 2004, Banys del Fòrum Beach is a great place to head for anyone most interested in the swimming side of being beside the coast, with the enclosed pool… read more »

  • 9. Castelldefels Beach

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    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0.5 hrs

    This five-kilometre stretch of golden sand is one of Catalonia’s most beautiful beaches.

    Families flock here in the summer months, thanks to the family-friendly activities on offer, with everything from a toy library to kids’ play areas. The clean and shallow waters also make it a safe space for the little ones.

    It’s a big hit on the facilities front too – as well as plenty of parasols and sunbeds, you’ll find… read more »

  • 10. Platja de Garraf

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    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 0. 5 hrs

    Just along the coast from the ever-popular Castelldefels, you’ll find this peaceful and pretty spot, which is ideal for avoiding the crowds.

    This 350-metre long stretch of biscuit-coloured sand is a popular place with families, thanks to the clear, calm waters and chilled-out vibe.

    Lots of the beachgoers here are day trippers from Barcelona, who are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a few hours,… read more »

  • 11. Platja de la Bassa Rodona

    Jorge Franganillo

    Travel time from Barcelona: approx 1 hr

    Located in Sitges, roughly 20 minutes from Barcelona, Platja de la Bassa Rodona is best well known as the region’s premier gay-friendly beach. As one of the most central, it’s here that many gay couples choose to sunbathe, although increasingly relaxed attitudes towards the gay community mean many happily bathe on beaches closer to the Catalonian capital.

    As a result of its history, visitors can expect some male nudity, but… read more »

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More beaches near Barcelona

  • Platja de Sant Miquel
  • Platja del Somorrostro
  • Platja del Fòrum
  • Platja del Camp de la Bota
  • Platja del Litoral
  • platja de la Mora
  • Platja del Coco
  • Platja Pont del Petroli
  • Platja de l’Estació

The best beaches in Barcelona on the map – Barcelona10

Barcelona is not only Dali and Gaudí. The stunning metropolis welcomes tourists with bright sun, incendiary parties, sea and beach activities. So drop your tickets to the museum – and go to the beaches of Barcelona to enjoy the summer to the fullest!

The coastline along the city is divided into several beaches. The swimming season lasts from April to mid-September. The choice of resting place depends on how you plan to spend the day. Above is a map with the location of all city beaches in Barcelona with the nearest metro stations, we will only tell you about the best ones and their features.

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5 best city beaches in Barcelona

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Which beach to choose?

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For holidays with children

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For young people

5 best urban beaches in Barcelona

Sant Sebastià and Sant Miguel beaches

These beaches in the historical part of Barcelona are more than a kilometer long and half a kilometer second. This is where the locals like to hang out. Despite the crowds, the beaches are always clean, there are enough sunbeds and umbrellas for everyone. People come here to do active sports – the playgrounds are equipped for adults and children. A full range of wellness services – from massage to outdoor pools – will be received by the whole family.

On the spit of the beach there is a famous hotel resembling a windsurfing wing – Barcelona W.

How to get there: take the yellow metro line 4 to the station Barceloneta or by bus to the stop Pg Joan de Borbó-Pl del Mar .

The main beach of Barcelona – Barceloneta (Barceloneta)

Barceloneta is one of the three best beaches in the world. An ideal place under the sun for tourists of all ages. Cute, cheerful, with a gentle entrance to the sea and without shocking personalities, the beach will delight kids with children’s corners, young men with animation, gourmets with restaurants, fans of beach volleyball and football with equipped playgrounds. From Barceloneta, a promenade stretches along the coast, suitable both for a romantic walk and for cycling, rollerblading, and skateboarding. You can find information about bike and scooter rentals in this article.

How to get there: take the yellow metro line 4 to stations Ciutadella Vila Olimpica or Barceloneta .

Mar Bella Beach

This very special Barcelona beach has spicy labels and is therefore popular. Curious tourists strive to look at the forbidden fruits, which are in abundance on a half-kilometer stretch of coastline. Naturists, gays and members of the LGBT community feel comfortable here. The territory is equipped with showers, toilets, bars, umbrellas, comfortable wooden platforms leading to the sea. For an active pastime there is everything you need: playgrounds, equipment rental. Windsurfers like to catch waves on Mar Bella, and other adrenaline-filled water sports are developed.

How to get there: take the yellow metro line 4 to the station Selva de Mar.

» READ ALSO — Nudist beaches in Barcelona

Bogatell Beach (

Bogatell )

Unlike the same Barceloneta, this beach is calm: there are no party-goers and noisy entertainment. The municipal beach is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay: safes and sun loungers, showers and cafes, even electronic displays report the temperature of water, air and time. There is a bike path nearby – this is part of the tourist bike route.

How to get there: take the yellow metro line 4 to the stations Poblenou or Llacuna.

Nova Icaria beach

The most family beach is located in the very center of the city. Barcelona grandmothers with grandchildren, tourists with children have a wonderful time in the cozy atmosphere of a miniature sandy stretch of coast with a piece of the sea. Sports grounds and kayaking, children’s exercise equipment and a beautiful park in the neighborhood allow you to diversify your vacation.

How to get there: take the yellow metro line 4 to station Ciutadella .

Which beach to choose?

For holidays with children

Ideal beaches fenced off by breakwaters Bogatell and Nova Icaria . These cozy beaches with excellent infrastructure, playgrounds and sports grounds promise a good rest without “surprises”. Nearby restaurants offer fresh seafood. Excursion and culinary mood is fixed by a favorable impression of the sea and the sun.

For young people

After visiting palaces and museums, the road leads young people to the famous Barceloneta , where else? Fun reigns here day and night.

Barceloneta is bordered by the beach area Somorrostro . It is highly appreciated by surfers for its amazing waves. We can say that surfing in Barcelona begins here.

The beautiful half of humanity chooses Nova Mar Bella and Llevant for calmness and pleasant musical accompaniment. (How to get there: take metro green line 3 to stations Selva de Mar or El Maresme ).

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The beaches of Barcelona follow one another for 5 km and have the right to be proud of the Blue Flags, which mean the cleanliness of the coast and water. Barcelona beaches can be safely ranked among the sights of the city.

If the main purpose of your visit to Barcelona is a beach holiday, then it is reasonable to settle in one of the hotels on the coast.

See hotels along the coast of Barcelona

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The best beaches in Barcelona – Guide Barcelona ТМ

The best beaches in Barcelona do not need to look long. Barcelona is a coastal city, which means you should always have your swimwear at hand. Woke up in the morning, had a snack and you can sunbathe not far from the hotel. The beaches surround Barcelona from all sides, where to go to relax on the sand, sunbathe and chat with friends is up to you, in this article we will try to guide you in choosing the best beaches in Barcelona. City beaches stretch for a distance of about 4 kilometers. Are we on our way?

In Barcelona, ​​every beach provides a lot of services for vacationers. The beach areas are comfortable, clean and will delight you with a variety of services. True, some of the services that you may like on the beach are not always provided free of charge. For example, umbrellas and sun loungers will cost about 7 euros per day. Barcelona residents prefer not to pay for such services and relax nearby on stocked towels and pareos. No one will forbid you. You can use the sunbed all day, and 10 minutes, you will have to part with the same 7 euros.

  1. You can relax on the sea in Barcelona in April. But here the water warms up to the optimum temperature only by June.
  2. The beaches of Barcelona are well equipped in terms of living conditions. There will definitely be a shower, a beach cafe, Chiringuito, where you can have a bite to eat, drink coffee, or maybe a mojito, you can even dance.
  3. Every night the beaches are put in order, you will be surprised at the cleanliness that will delight you every time you visit the beach area.
  4. People with disabilities do not feel any inconvenience on the beaches of Barcelona.

I would like to warn you not to fall into euphoria from what you see and not to forget that people come to the beaches with different goals. Do not leave clothes, documents unattended, you can ask neighbors to look after your things in case you went to the beach alone, this is the custom here.

The best beaches in Barcelona for holidays

1Somorrostro beach – the most fashionable beach in Barcelona

This popular beach in Barcelona is named after one of the districts of the city. Do not be surprised if this name is unfamiliar to the locals, they are used to calling it “near the golden fish” or “opposite the two twin towers. ” There are many young people on this beach who prefer a comfortable stay.

Barcelona’s best beach is in close proximity to the city’s trendy clubs and restaurants. Opium Mar, Pacha, Bestial will make you forget about all your worries and plunge into the world of drive. Entertainment on this beach is good not only in the evening, during the day each club has an open terrace, a relaxed lounge sounds. Hookahs and cocktails help young people feel relaxed. Girls in bikinis and boys in polo, everything is respectable and decent.

Address : Passeig Marítim Barceloneta, 44
Metro station : Ciutadella Villa Olimpica, line L4

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The best beaches in Barcelona: Barceloneta

Another best beach spot in Barcelona is located in the city center. This is the democratic Barceloneta.

There are always a lot of people here, there are no places for solitude, the party goes on around the clock. If you get to this beach during the season, you will hardly find a place for a towel.

Hipsters and students are the main audience of Barceloneta beach, there is a lot of theft, be careful!

Perhaps this beach in Barcelona will say the most about the city, it is literally permeated with the atmosphere of the city, although there will not be a relaxing holiday here.

Address : Plaza del Mar, 1
Metro station : Barceloneta, line L4

3Best beaches in Barcelona: Bogatell beach (Bogatell)

Bogatell is the beach that family people prefer. Wide and spotlessly clean, it beckons families with children with opportunities for a safe and comfortable stay. Breakwaters so clearly separate this beach from the rest of Barcelona’s recreation area, so it becomes like a large playground. In addition, on this beach you will find a large playground. Domestic issues do not cause difficulties here:

  • umbrellas and deckchairs for 5-8 euros;
  • toilets;
  • free souls;
  • free lockers for valuables;
  • many cafes.

Address : Passeig Marítim del Bogatell, 40
Metro station : Bogatell or Llacuna, line L4

4 Nova Icària beach – Barcelona’s sportiest beach

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This beach in Barcelona can offer a lot of opportunities for fans of outdoor activities. An incredible number of volleyball courts and ping-pong tables, all for fitness. Someone plays football, someone plays beach tennis, someone throws a frisbee (flying disc).

Everything on this beach has been thought of for your safe and comfortable stay, from the best chiringuito in Barcelona to first aid stations.

Address : Passeig Marítim de Nova Icària, 60
Metro Station : Ciutadella-Vila Olímpica and Bogatell, line L4

5 Llevant Beach – Barcelona’s quietest beach 9001 3

The best beach in Barcelona for those who seek solitude is the Levant. It is the newest, opened in Barcelona a little over ten years ago. It is very compact, located far from the center and there are not very many people here even in the season. A big plus for this beach is the availability of free parking. Mostly locals come here to relax. The beach is equipped with everything necessary for a beach holiday, you will not feel discomfort.

Address : Av. Litoral, 114
Metro Station : Selva del Mar, Line L4

Barcelona’s Best Nudist Beaches

Barcelona is a major European city, so freedom of manners flourishes here too. Free relations and freedom from complexes are also demonstrated on the beach. In Barcelona, ​​girls and women sunbathing topless are very common, this will not surprise anyone, but the presence of a nudist beach can be an unpleasant surprise for some, and for someone an incredible success.

Nudist beaches in Barcelona are scattered along the entire coast, so if you are interested, you can find a piece of paradise near your hotel.

6LA MUSCLERA – ARENYS DE MAR

Among the best beaches in Barcelona is a quiet place to the north of the city. Wide sandy beach with a length of about 600 meters. The natural boundaries of the beach are the rocks, the chic sea view attracts both students and couples to relax. On this beach in Barcelona you will also find everything to make your holiday as easy as possible: showers, umbrellas for rent, cafes.

7LA PICORDIA PLAYA DE ARENYS DE MAR

LA PICORDIA PLAYA DE ARENYS DE MAR

The best beaches in Barcelona for nudists represent another great place. One of the best beaches in Barcelona is located near the city. It’s worth getting to if you prefer away from the tourist area. On this beach, you can afford to fall into the sea waves in the costumes of Adam and Eve and not be afraid of the sidelong glances of tourists who do not understand your act. La Picordia is a beach that will give you an unforgettable experience. It is ideal for lovers of a relaxing pastime alone with nature.

8PLAYA MAR BELLA BARCELONA

Mar bella is considered the best beach for nudists. This popular nudist beach is located next to another quite decent beach holiday destination – Bogatell. At 500 meters of the beach area you will find a shower, toilet, sports area, all kinds of playgrounds. A beach for active, urban recreation, which you definitely won’t be bored with.

9PLATJA NATURISTA – EL PRAT DE LLOBREGAT

Another best beach for skinny dipping is located in the El Prat airport area, it is very calm and cozy here, civilization is a little off to the side. PLATJA NATURISTA is translated as a beach for nudists, the name speaks for itself. On the beach you can feel the unity with the surrounding nature.

The harmony of body and soul in this place of Barcelona is felt like nowhere else, so you should not expect the benefits of civilization here. There are showers and toilets on the beach. Perhaps the only thing that violates the unity and harmony of man and nature is the proximity of the airport, the noise of planes taking off and landing can bring you back to reality for a while.

10PLATJA DE LA MORA – BADALONA

An unforgettable sea horizon and the opportunity to enjoy magnificent views await you on the territory of another nudist beach. This friendly place is located in Badalona, ​​it is very beautiful here, even if you are not a nudist, come here, no one will stop you from enjoying the magnificent sea views. The beach is landscaped, everything you might need is there.

11ROQUES BLANCQUES SAN POL DE MAR

Rounding out the list of the best beaches in Barcelona is another quiet place. The beach is fenced off by a rocky shore, which, as it were, shelters it from the whole world. On the one hand, privacy, on the other hand, the availability of necessary services such as a toilet, shower, rental of sun loungers and umbrellas, the presence of coastal cafes and sports events.

Find out more about Barcelona’s popular beaches here, and find a good hotel right by the sea here.

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