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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.