Plaže na Sant Vicenc dels Horts

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.

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.

We chose this place because it is a great alternative to the more crowded beaches of Barcelona. It's a pretty nice beach, and the added bonus is that it's easily accessible. If you want umbrellas and sunbeds, there is a fee, but otherwise it's a great spot to enjoy the sun and sea.

Dobro

Mar Bella beach is a paradise for those who love the outdoors. It has a dedicated naturist beach, as well as a basketball hoop, skateboarding area and ping pong table near the Paseo Maritimo. There's also a children's playground and a volleyball court close to the Bac de Roda breakwater. To top it all off, there's a marine base at the western end of the beach, where a range of sea-related events are held. So, if you're looking for a beach with something for everyone, Mar Bella is the perfect spot!

My favourite beach! Much quieter than the Barcelona beaches, regularly cleaned and boasting golden sand - it's the perfect spot for a peaceful day by the sea. There are shops and bars a short distance away, but the beach bar in the summer is an absolute must-visit!