Santa Susanna - all beaches

On Friday 25 June 2021, the day after Sant Joan, the beach was fairly busy but there were still spots available. The beach offered umbrellas, lounge chairs, canoes, and boats for rent, and was easily accessible.

A great choice for both naturists and those who prefer to wear clothing. During the summer months (April-August) it can get quite crowded. To get there, take the L011 bus from Lloret de Mar station. It runs every 30 minutes on weekdays and can be found on the back side of the station, with a sign on the pillars. Get off at Jardins de Santa Clotilde and it's an 8-10 minute walk from there. The ticket price for a single journey is 1.35 Euros.

We arrived at the beach a little late, around 5pm, but we still had a pleasant three hours to appreciate the stunning landscape. Just beyond the rocks, there is a charming section of the beach where you can find a fantastic restaurant. The beach offers parking facilities, which cost 1.7€ per hour, or you have the option to pay for a full day at a discounted rate. The only downside was that all the restaurants' kitchens closed at 5pm, leaving us hungry. Apart from that, I highly recommend visiting this beautiful beach; it is definitely worth the drive from Barcelona.

This location is a great spot to visit - both beaches are small but have easy accessible parking with a limited number of spots.

The beach had breathtaking views, the sand was gorgeous and cycling along the promenade was a real pleasure.

The beach was an idyllic paradise, with its powdery white sand and sparkling azure waters. It was a tranquil oasis, perfect for relaxation.