Sant Feliu de Guíxols

At the end of the 19th century, a Local Shipment Rescue Board was created based on volunteering to help sailors and fishermen. In 1886, it was constituted as a subsidiary of the "Sociedad Española de Salvamento de Náufragos" and promoted the construction of the rescue station with boats and rescue equipment. In 1940 the rescue of wrecked ships was in the hands of the Navy, and in 1971 it was part of the Creu Roja del Mar. The rescue station was no longer used due to its height above sea level.

Oriented to the southeast, it has a length of 143 m and an average width of 26 m. It is made up of medium-grained sand with pink hues. The slope of entry into the water is steep. In the farthest part of the water it forms small dunes. It has showers, lifeguard service, kayak rental, parking and seasonal kiosk.

It is a natural beach in the municipality between the Canyerets beach, to the west, and the Cala Urgell beach, to the east. It is 163 m long and has an average width of 16 m, made up of pebbles and boulders. It is not accessible on foot.[

It is in the middle of the protected area of the Ardenya massif, in a natural and wild environment. The cove, large and open, is framed between the cliffs of Punta d'en Bosc, to the north, and Punta d'en Romaguer, to the south. Oriented to the east, it has a length of 72 m and an average width of 11 m, formed by pebbles and blocks. Right next to the sea there is a small freshwater pool.

It is a natural beach in the municipality, located at the height of the Puntabrava urbanization, surrounded by cliffs. Oriented to the southeast, it has a length of 250 m and an average width of 10 m, formed by large pebbles.

It is at the foot of a cliff, under the urbanization in the vicinity of the hermitage of Sant Elm. Oriented to the south, it has a length of 120 m and an average width of 9 m, formed by large pebbles and blocks. Nudism is practised there. In front of the cove is the most important oceanic posidonia meadow in the municipality.

A natural continuation of the beach of Sant Feliu. It is limited to the north by the Moll de Pedra de sa Roca Grossa and to the south by the orange reefs known as Sang i Fetge. Oriented to the east, it has a length of 123 m and an average width of 26 m, formed by coarse sand and gravel. Next to the beach is the building of the old Banys de Sant Elm

It is the urban beach of the municipality. It is protected from the waves by the long breakwater of the port. It is flanked by a very lively promenade, where there are all kinds of restaurants and other shops, as well as the Juli Garreta Gardens. Oriented to the south, it is 610 m long and has an average width of 48 m, made up of medium-grained sand, of a pinkish color, and the slope into the water is not very pronounced. The beach has showers, toilets, a lifeguard station, first aid, pedal boat and dinghy rental, sunbeds and parasols rental, and kiosks. It also has access ramps for people with reduced mobility.

It is a small urban cove in the municipality, located outside the port of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, near the breakwater, nestled between cliffs.mOriented to the south-southeast, it has a length of 16 m and an average width of 5 m, formed by alternating rocks and coarse sand. At this point the Cami de ronda path to the beach of Sant Pol also begins.

It is a city beach, located in the cove of Sant Pol, shaped like a crescent, flanked by two rocky headlands covered with pine trees: Punta d'en Pau and Punta del Molar. The eastern corner of the beach, about 70 m long, called Racó de s'Agaró, belongs to s'Agaró. On the beach is the Taverna del Mar, a building protected as a cultural asset of local interest. Oriented to the east, southeast, in its western part, the beach is about 40 meters wide and about 665 metres long. In the western part there is a dune cordon that separates it from the eastern part, about 9 metres wide and 160 metres long. The sand is medium-grained and has a certain pinkish tone, and the entrance to the water is not very pronounced. It is fully equipped and has good access for people with reduced mobility.