Calella de Palafrugell

Oriented to the east, it is 75 meters long and 17 meters wide, composed of dark sand and a very steep entrance to the water.. It has a high level of occupancy in summer. It does not have any services. Near the beach there is the castle and the Botanical Garden of Cap Roig.

It is located at the southern end of the village, surrounded by cliffs and fishermen's huts. Oriented to the southeast, it is 17 m long and 7 m wide, made up of coarse sand and gravel. At one end it has a kind of raised viewpoint.

surrounded by cliffs and fishermen's huts, or guarda bots, Oriented to the southeast, it borders the north with the tip of Burricaires, where there is a viewpoint, and the south with the Verdaguer house, which had been the Banys d'en Caixa. It is 70 m long and 24 m wide, formed by coarse sand and gravel,[3] with a slightly steep entrance to the water, and the seabed is sandy for the first few meters before becoming rocky. At the top of the beach there is a restaurant, a bar and a diving center

It borders to the north with Calau beach, separated by rocks on which stands Can Cosme, the house that gives its name to the beach, and to the south with Port Pelegrí beach, separated from it by the Burricaires point, where there is a viewpoint. It is 28 m long and 20 m wide, made up of coarse sand.

It is flanked by the Voltes de Calella, through which runs a covered promenade, where there are several bars, restaurants, ice cream parlors and other shops. Traditional fishing boats are moored on the beach, which contribute to giving it a picturesque image. Oriented to the south, it is 55 m long and 15 m wide, with garnet and golden sand, with a gentle slope into the water and the seabed is sandy in the first few meters. It is used by fishermen in the area to moor their small boats. It has a car park with less than 100 spaces, and also provides access for people with reduced mobility. Next to the beach there is a Red Cross house, danger signs, surveillance, and toilet services, bins, ashtrays, showers and access walkways.

Oriented to the south-southeast, it is 191 m long and 17 m wide, made up of coarse sand and gravel, with a moderate slope into the water. The level of occupancy in summer is high. It is accessible on foot and by car. It is flanked by elegant summer houses from the early 20th century and on the beach itself there are old fishermen's huts transformed into homes. As a security service, it has a surveillance team, local police, danger signs and the Red Cross. In addition, the beach is equipped with toilets, showers, foot wash, telephones, bins, ashtrays and cleaning services.