Platja Llarga

Platja Llarga is a picturesque beach located in the municipality of Roda de Berà, within the region of Catalonia in Spain. The beach is nestled at the southernmost boundary of Roda de Berà, where it shares a border with the town of Creixell. Spanning approximately 1,100 meters in length, the beach extends until it meets a natural cliff, thus defining its northern frontier.

The beach is characterized by its expansive, flat and sandy shoreline, giving it a spacious feel. The sand at Platja Llarga is notably white, which contrasts beautifully with the clear water, making it an ideal spot for swimming. However, beachgoers should note that the shore can be somewhat stony, particularly in the water, where a roughly 2 feet layer of stones lies before the sandy sea floor is reached. Despite this, the transparency of the water allows visitors to see the sea floor and the fish that inhabit the area.

In terms of natural characteristics, Platja Llarga is home to a dune ecosystem known as "Els Madalers", adding a unique element to its landscape. The beach is also known for its cleanliness, which contributes to its serene and peaceful environment. Despite its size, the beach does not become overly crowded, allowing visitors to enjoy their time without feeling overwhelmed.

Platja Llarga offers a range of amenities for its visitors. There are public services available, including facilities for people with reduced mobility, ensuring that the beach is accessible for everyone. In addition, the beachfront is dotted with bars and 'chiringuitos', local beach bars, where visitors can enjoy food and drinks. The beach is also an ideal location for gatherings, particularly during sunset when its beauty is further enhanced.

Regarding accessibility, it should be noted that the entrance to the sea can be somewhat steep and rocky, which might pose a bit of a challenge for small children, but it is generally manageable.