The beaches at Malgrat de Mar have particularly clear water and coarse golden sand.

• Platja de la Conca. For nature lovers, this virgin beach over 2.5 kilometres long is a protected area. Here you can enjoy authentic Mediterranean vegetation.
• Platja del Centre. The most frequented beach by the locals, it has crystal clear water.
• Astillero beach. And is right in front of the promenade or Passeig Maritim, where most of the tourist accommodation is located. It’s the ideal place to go with children as it’s among the beaches providing the most services.

The three beaches at Calella all have wonderfully clean water and one has been awarded the “Q” quality rating by Spain’s Tourist Quality Institute (ICTE).

• Platja de les Roques. If it’s relaxation you want, then this is the place for you. Here you’ll find transparent water with views of the lighthouse while enjoying a refreshing breeze off the waves.
• Platja de Garbí. Thanks to its safety services and its clean water, in 2004 this beach was awarded the “Q” quality rating.
• Platja Gran. When you want to combine the beach with visiting the local town, this is your best choice. Located next to the municipality, it has football and beach volleyball areas, as well as services for people with special needs.

The clean water at its beaches has led to Arenys de Mar being awarded Blue Flag status by the EU, as well as ISO certification.

• Platja de la Picòrdia. Ideal for those who prefer privacy as it is one of the quietest beaches in the municipality.
• Platja del Cavaió. Located next to the port, this beach boasts excellent environmental management and has a range of services to enjoy the coast.
• Platja de la Musclera. This is a small beach with fine to medium-grained sand. La Musclera has a nudist area of around 200 metres in length.

Mataró is a Mediterranean city well worth visiting at any time of the year! The capital of Maresme county, the city occupies a superb location, lying between the sea and the Serralada Litoral mountains. Just 20 minutes from Granollers, Mataró is also very near to some of the finest tourist resorts in the county.

• Platja del Callao. Perfect for spending the day with the family, even to enjoy some exercise as it has its own sports circuit.
• Platja del Varador. In addition to being suitable for sports and families, what sets this beach apart are its beautiful views. It’s located between the old sailing club and Mataró Port and is the closest to the town centre.
• Platja de Ponent. With coarse sand and stretching 180 metres, this is perfect for all kinds of water sports and for a wonderful day at the beach thanks to its services. And just 50 metres from the Renfe train station!
• Platja de Sant Simó. A less urban beach, it’s divided into two parts: a family-oriented beach and a naturist beach.

Premià de Mar has 2.5 km of coastline, holding 5 beaches in total: Platja de Llevant, Platja de Bellamar, Platja Pla de l’Os, Platja de la Descàrrega and Platja de Ponent.

Its beaches are typically wide and ideal for those looking for privacy as they’re not usually very crowded.

Vilassar de Mar is a seaside town known for its beach, the old town with Modernista buildings, museums, the Nadal tower and Catalonia’s Flower and Ornamental Plant Market.

• Platja del Almadrava. Located in the town, it has golden sand and usually calm water. Thanks to the climate, it’s perfect during different times of the year.
• Astillero beach. Mainly made up of sand and rocks, it has a promenade where you can enjoy the Mediterranean breeze.

The beaches of El Masnou tend to have coarse sand. The port is particularly interesting, where you can with numerous restaurants and bars open in the evening.

• Platja d’Ocata. The town’s prize beach, it’s large enough to hold different areas for water sports. The Nautical Club and Ocata Vent Sailing Club are located there.
• Platja del Masnou. Accessed via an underpass, this is the favourite beach of local surfers. It has ample parking.