Walk of the Beaches

Cala Boadella

Cala Boadella

The main attraction of Cala Boadella is the peacefulness that permeates its mere 250 metres. Here, you will behold an almost unspoiled part of the Costa Brava.

The main attraction of Cala Boadella is the peacefulness that permeates its mere 250 metres. Here, you will behold an almost unspoiled part of the Costa Brava.

Cala Sa Boadella is a cove that combines the charm and crystalline waters of the small coves of the Costa Brava with the space of the larger beaches. It is one of the less easily accessible beaches, making it more tranquil and perfect for those looking to escape the noise and find peace among the chaos.

To reach Sa Boadella, park your car on the road the leads to the Chapel of Santa Cristina and follow the dirt path 200 metres to the beach.

Bear in mind that this beach has a tradition of nudism which is permitted here.

Length: 250 m
Width: 40 m
Sand: Coarse
Slope: 10%

Services:

Showers with footbaths

Leisure activities:

Restaurants and establishments selling packaged products

Timetable:

Bathing season: from 15 June to 15 September

Santa Cristina Beach

Its privileged location, nestled between two large hills, shelters it from the wind and waves to ensure continually calm waters.

Chapel of Santa Cristina

It is one of the locals’ most loved areas, and it boasts spectacular views across the whole coastline of Lloret de Mar.

The main attraction of Cala Boadella is the peacefulness that permeates its mere 250 metres. Here, you will behold an almost unspoiled part of the Costa Brava.

Santa Clotilde Gardens

Located atop a cliff between Cala Boadella and Fenals Beach with incredible sea views, you simply can’t miss out on one of Lloret de Mar’s best kept treasures.

Fenals is the second largest beach in Lloret de Mar, spanning 700 metres.

Castle of Sant Joan

An ideal location to enjoy fantastic panoramic views over the entire town of Lloret de Mar.

You can reach this beautiful and exotic setting easily on foot from Lloret Beach along the coastal trail or by car via the Castle of Sant Joan.

Over one and a half kilometres in length, this beach is the largest in the town after which it is named.

Maritime Museum - Can Garriga

Located on the waterfront promenade, Can Garriga is one of the most important ‘Indiano’ houses in Lloret de Mar.

A small cove next to Lloret Beach and at the start of the coastal trail that runs from Lloret de Mar to Tossa de Mar.

The settlement of Turó Rodó is one of three Iberian archaeological sites that can be found around Lloret de Mar and is the closest to the town centre

Cala d'en Trons

Rocky cove, coarse sand with a rich seabed. Perfect for snorkeling

Canyelles Beach

Canyelles is the beach farthest from the centre of Lloret de Mar, and it can be reached by the road leading to Tossa de Mar.