Cala Montjoi Holiday Village - all beaches

This spot is a great for those seeking a more local vibe - 95% of visitors are from the area. It's also a great spot for families, with a playground with a slide and shallow waters, making it perfect for the little ones. The sand may be a bit sparse, making it tricky to set up umbrellas, but it's still a great spot to soak up the sun. The water isn't as clear as other spots on the Costa Brava, but it's still much cleaner than that of Barcelona. Plus, it's a blue zone, with free parking just a 10-minute walk away. And the views? Stunning.

This location is worth the journey! A lengthy stroll from the car park to the shoreline, yet the atmosphere and scenery make it worth the effort. A must-visit spot for those who appreciate the beauty of nature.

The beach offers stunning sights of Cadaqués, making it a popular destination for those looking for a relaxing day in the sun. Located on the south side of the city center, the beach is comprised of small stones, providing a more comfortable experience than many other stone beaches. Moreover, it serves as a gateway to other beaches further up the coast, so expect plenty of people passing through.

To reach the beach, we had to trek a bit off the usual path, so it's best to bring along some snacks, lunch, and drinks (and don't forget to take your trash with you). The water is absolutely delightful and we even did some snorkeling. After spending a long day under the sun, there's a trolley available to take you back to town.

That place in Cadaqués is a great spot to check out if you're in the city. It's likely the best in the area, so you'll want to make sure to arrive early to get a good spot. The right side of the beach is sandy, while the left and center have large rocks. If you venture left, you'll find seaweed, and if you go right, you'll find a nice sandy bottom. It's an ideal spot for snorkeling.

This historic beach is a sight to behold, situated just after a stunning mountain drive. The route to the beach is just as stunning as the beach itself, with pebble and stone beaches and a clear azure blue sea. As an added bonus, Salvadore Dali used to live in this area. And the best part - entry is free to the public, so don't miss out on this amazing experience!