Lloret de Mar Beach Guide

Check out Lloret de Mar's best beaches, including:

Platja Lloret de Mar – Dig your toes into the soft golden sand of this 45m-wide, 1.6km-long beach that curves around the bay. Sitting framed between two rocky headlands, the long beach is lined with hotels, bars and restaurants.

Facilities include parasols and sun loungers for hire, toilets, showers, ramps for people with disabilities, lifeguards, regular police patrols and a range of water sports including windsurfing and sailing.

Platja de Fenals – This 700m-long golden-sand beach nestles between bush-covered headlands and is fringed by a line of pine trees. Fenals is a quiet alternative to the main beach of Lloret de Mar and offers good swimming and snorkelling in a calm turquoise bay.

Facilities include parasols and sun loungers for hire, toilets, showers, ramps for people with disabilities, lifeguards, regular police patrols, a range of water sports and nearby bars and cafes.

Platja de Santa Boadella – Discover this small crescent of golden sand and shingle nestling between bush-covered hills in a tranquil, unspoiled cove of turquoise water. There are no facilities here except for a kiosk selling ice cream and cold drinks. Platja de Santa Boadella is located 2.5km south of Lloret de Mar.

Platja de Santa Cristina – Unwind on this small, 365m-long golden-sand beach that offers a range of facilities including parasols and sun loungers for hire, toilets, showers, ramps for people with disabilities, lifeguards and regular police patrols, but no water sports. Platja de Santa Cristina is around 3.5km south of Lloret de Mar.

Platja Canyelles – Dig your toes into the soft golden sand of this crescent-shaped beach that nestles beneath pine trees and tree-covered headlands. Facilities include parasols and sun loungers for hire, toilets, showers, ramps for people with disabilities, lifeguards, regular police patrols and a range of water sports as well as nearby bars and cafes. Canyelles is located 3km north of Lloret de Mar.