Pals Beach

Fantastic experience: A beautiful super long sandy beach. You can always find a nice spot here, and if you move away from the pavilions, there is always enough space around you. At many places it's nudist.

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.

Fantastic experience: Super spacious, it has a beach bar and plenty of areas to park in the blue zone.

Positive experience: Playa súper tranquila y familiar. Poca gente, si comparamos con otras calas que están abarrotar! Se puede aparcar fácilmente muy cerca, pero es zona azul!

Fantastic experience: De las pocas playas tranquilas y nudistas que quedan en Agosto en la costa brava. Según aparcas en el parking, camina hacia el norte hasta segunda salida del sendero para encontrar a otros naturistas.

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.

Fantastic experience: A beautiful super long sandy beach. You can always find a nice spot here, and if you move away from the pavilions, there is always enough space around you. At many places it's nudist.

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful beach, large and clean. Coarse sand, clear water ideal for swimming.

Positive experience: Beautiful sandy beach

Positive experience: Beautiful beach. However, it's not real sand but more of a beach filled with a lot of pebbles. Those pebbles can hurt your feet a lot, so water shoes are definitely recommended. If you're with children, don't even try to build sandcastles because that's not possible with this type of sand. Also, the sand slopes quite steeply down to the sea, so you can be chest-deep in the water after just 3 meters. This can be quite dangerous for small children who can't swim yet, as it also brings high waves.

Fantastic experience: Clean beach and close to shops, restaurant, and camping

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.

Fantastic experience: Super spacious, it has a beach bar and plenty of areas to park in the blue zone.

Positive experience: Chiringuito citric,te puedes tomas batidos de frutas naturales y frescos,un lugar relajante

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.

Fantastic experience: Fantástica playa, larga y limpia, en donde se puede mantener la distancia de seguridad por la Covid19 con tranquilidad.

Fantastic experience: Clean beach and close to shops, restaurant, and camping

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful beach, large and clean. Coarse sand, clear water ideal for swimming.

Positive experience: Beautiful beach. However, it's not real sand but more of a beach filled with a lot of pebbles. Those pebbles can hurt your feet a lot, so water shoes are definitely recommended. If you're with children, don't even try to build sandcastles because that's not possible with this type of sand. Also, the sand slopes quite steeply down to the sea, so you can be chest-deep in the water after just 3 meters. This can be quite dangerous for small children who can't swim yet, as it also brings high waves.

Positive experience: Beautiful beach with clear water. Nice views of the environment. Also not too busy. There is a nudist beach in the neigborhood. The only thing negative is that there is only 1 public toilet.

Fantastic experience: Platja Llarga or Platja Gran de Pals is bordered to the north by Platja del Grau and to the south by Platja del Racó (Begur), other beaches that can be accessed on foot. It is a beach with a large expanse of sand both lengthwise and widthwise to the sea, easy access with an affordable daily rate blue zone parking. The entire blue zone area is for parking, not for camping; there is a designated camping area at the roundabout between Golf and Torre Mora streets. Currently, this beach is very well maintained, with daily cleaning, a lifeguard, indicative flag of permission, incident, or prohibition to swim, with a wooden boardwalk, coarse sand, and it is deep just a few meters into the sea. There are showers, recycling containers, various beach bars with terraces open from mid-morning until midnight, and in summer several rental companies for materials or facilities for water and nautical fun for children, youth, and adults are set up. It is not a designated nudist beach, but the area closest to Platja del Grau (where the Radio Liberty antennas used to be) has always been known for its permissiveness. Dogs are not allowed during the “tourist” period from Easter to the end of October under municipal regulation with economic sanctions.