Facing south, it is 272 m long and has an average width of 31 m, made up of medium-grained sand, with a gentle slope into the water. The seabed is sandy, except in the right area of the beach, delimited by the Cabrera point. It is flanked by a promenade, where there are numerous shops and restaurants. It is a long tree-lined avenue that extends towards Palamós, on the left, and towards Sant Antoni beach, on the right. It has toilets, showers, lifeguard and first aid points, pedalo rental, a couple of bars, sun loungers and parasols for hire, parking and a children's play area. It also has ramps and amphibious chairs for people with reduced mobility.
Museu de la Pesca
Far de Palamós
It entered service on September 1, 1865 and has of a hexagonal prismatic tower with a gray dome. It has had an electrical network since 1917 and in 1975 its structure was renovated due to cracks that had developed, mainly as a result of the bombings suffered during the civil war of 1936-39.