Best Beaches

This collection features the diverse coastline of Lloret de Mar along the Costa Brava. It includes the expansive, wheelchair-accessible Lloret Beach and the sheltered Fenals Beach, framed by pine forests. The list highlights specialized spots like the nudist-friendly Platja de sa Boadella, located near the Santa Clotilde Gardens, and Platja de Canyelles, which hosts the area's only marina. Smaller rocky coves like Caleta d'en Trons and sa Caleta, positioned beneath the iconic Castell d'en Plaja, offer clear waters for snorkeling away from the urban center.

Platja de Fenals

The second largest beach in Lloret de Mar, featuring coarse sand and clear waters. It is separated from the town center by a high ridge and a pine forest.

Platja de Santa Cristina

A sheltered beach located between two large hills, providing calm waters. It sits below the Chapel of Santa Cristina and is accessible via a forest path.

Platja de sa Boadella

A 250-meter-long beach known for its natural setting and nudist-friendly sections. It is located near the Santa Clotilde Gardens and surrounded by cliffs and pine trees.

Platja de Canyelles

The northernmost beach in Lloret de Mar, featuring the town's only marina and yacht club. It is characterized by coarse white sand and surrounding pine-covered cliffs.

Platja de Treumal

A small cove located at the southern end of Lloret de Mar, bordering Blanes. It is situated adjacent to the Pinya de Rosa botanical garden.

Lloret Beach

The main urban beach extending over 1.5 kilometers. It features coarse sand, a palm-lined promenade, and full accessibility services, including ramps and amphibious chairs.

Fenals

Large beach with coarse sand located in a bay sheltered from the wind by a headland. It offers various water sports facilities and a seaside promenade.

Platja de sa Somera

Small, rocky cove located near the northern end of the coastline, accessible via the coastal path near Platja de Canyelles.

Caleta d'en Trons

A rocky cove popular for snorkeling and scuba diving due to its clear water and seabed biodiversity. Accessible via the Camino de Ronda coastal path.

Platja de sa Cova

Small, secluded rocky area located between Platja de sa Boadella and Fenals.

sa Caleta Cove

A picturesque cove located at the northern end of Lloret Beach, situated directly below the medieval-style Castell d'en Plaja.

sa Cala Gran

Small, narrow rocky cove located between the urban center and Canyelles, accessible by boat or steep coastal trails.

Cala Morisca

Remote pebble beach located at the edge of the municipality. Known for its difficult access and quiet, natural environment.