la Martinenca bästa stränder

This beach near Sant Carles de la Rapita in La Ràpita is as gorgeous as all the others, yet the houses perched up high make it seem a bit too populated. The view is still breathtaking, but it's not quite as peaceful as some of the other beaches in the area.

We had a wonderful week in this beach city, coming from Germany to enjoy the sun, sea, blue sky, and golden sand. The people were friendly and welcoming, even though they didn't understand English, German, or Russian very well. Everyone we encountered was smiling and eager to help us out. The apartment we rented was great and had all the amenities we needed, though there was no free internet access, which was a bit inconvenient with four adult children. The nearby shops, restaurants, and laundries were very convenient. All in all, we had a great time and are thankful for the experience.

This little beach is the perfect spot for those who want to get away from it all. It's tranquil, secluded and has all the amenities you need for a worry-free day. But beware - the rocks at the center can be tricky to navigate when entering the water.

This rocky cove is far from crowded, and the water is pristine and perfect for snorkelling. There's good parking and free showers, but the only thing it lacks is a beach bar - so don't forget to bring a cooler. And if you don't want to be alone, no worries - there will be plenty of people around.

Far from picturesque, with unimpressive facilities nearby. The sea is shallow and the slope quite gradual, making it a relatively safe spot for younger kids, but not much else.

This place is a true Mediterranean paradise, with stunning views, trails to explore, and a peaceful atmosphere. Best of all, it's easy to get to and everything is well-maintained and clean.