Platja de Vallpresona

The beach was a bit of a trek, and the climb was grueling. Instead of sand, there were only large stones. Additionally, it was not particularly clean.

Platja de Vallpresona was not what I anticipated. Reaching it was a challenge, but it was filled with pleasure boats. Instead of sand, it was composed of only stones, which was a surprise.

This nudist beach is definitely not for families. With no sand in sight, only stones, it's an uncomfortable experience. Getting in and out of the water is a challenge, as you need to be careful with your balance. All in all, this beach is not recommended.

This spot is a great to unwind and soak up some sun. It's clothing-optional, so you don't have to worry about taking off your clothes. There's no sand, just rocks, but the view is absolutely stunning.

This place is a true hidden gem! A 15-minute path leads to the cove, which is well-marked with a few tricky spots. The shore is made up of stones, so it's a good idea to bring a sponge or two to place underneath your towel. When I visited on September 19, 2018, I had the entire beach to myself - apart from a couple who stayed away from me. All in all, it's a wonderful place to spend a day.