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Barceloneta is the closest beach to the city center - about a 20-minute walk from the end of La Ramba - and so the busiest. The fine sand beach has swimming,
Sant Marti
La Mar Bella or Marbella is a 20-minute walk from the Poublenou stop on the #4 Metro line. It's known as a nudist beach popular with the young LGBTQ crowd. The...
Barceloneta
At the end of Barceloneta near W Barcelona, Sant Sebastia is one of the oldest and most traditional of the beaches with two old-line sporting clubs - Club Natació...
Sant Marti
Bogatell Beach appeals to an older crowd, the average age being 37-38. And almost a third come from outside the city. What makes this beach attractive is its safety,...
Sant Marti
Llevant, which opened in 2006, is the newest, farthest north and least crowded of the Barcelona beaches. Other than beach volleyball and a bike trail, there's not...
Sant Marti
Close to Port Olímpic, Nova Icària Beach is one of the city's quieter beaches, but that doesn't mean there isn't a lot going on. The sandy beach has the...
Cuitat Vella
Sant Miquel, named after the nearby 18th century Sant Miquel del Port Church and Barcelona's patron saint, is one of the oldest and busiest beaches. V-shaped between...
Cuitat Vella
Somorrostro used to be part of Barceloneta Beach, but it was renamed to honor a shantytown that used to be here and where the famous flamenco dancer Carmen Amaya....