Platja dels Pescadors

Platja dels Pescadors is a well-regarded beach located in the city of Badalona, Spain. Historically, it was a favored spot for local fishermen, and even today, visitors can spot fishing boats stranded in the sand. The beach is known for its medium grain sand, steep entry slope, and sandy seabed, though some areas have a rocky seabed that gets deep quite quickly. The beach spans 420 meters in length and approximately forty meters in width.

The beach offers several amenities including toilets, showers, a rescue service, and a beach bar. For children, there is a play area, while sports enthusiasts can enjoy beach-volley courts. In addition, the beach hosts various sports activities such as aerobic, Tai Chi, and beach football as part of the town's activities.

Accessibility is a key feature of Platja dels Pescadors, with a center providing adapted showers, changing rooms, and toilets for disabled individuals. The center also offers an access ramp, amphibious chairs, an assistance service, and a lifeline in the sea.

Reaching the beach is straightforward as it is only 150 meters away from the Badalona railway station and can be accessed via an underground passageway. There is also a street bordering the beach which provides parking spaces. Alongside the beach, there is a pedestrian promenade lined with palm trees and various bars and restaurants.

Despite its range of amenities and accessibility, Platja dels Pescadors is known for its calm and relaxing atmosphere. Although it can get crowded during the high season, it tends to be less populated during the off-peak season, providing a tranquil retreat for those looking to escape the bustling city life.