Beaches in Barcelona

Barceloneta Beach

All Ages / All Types / Beach / Free

Party Earth Review With Port Olimpic and all of its bars, restaurants, and casinos right next door, Barceloneta Beach has become one of Europe’s top destination beaches and is the only place to be on hot sunny days. Located in one of Barcelona’s oldest neighborhoods, the beach offers all of the expected amusements as well ... more

Platja de la Barceloneta
08039 Barcelona

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Nova Icària

Anything goes / Casual / Chill

Reviewed by Sam S.

"My Take: A seamless transition of the golden beaches to the blue of the Mediterranean waters is what most people expect of all of the coastline in Ba ..." more

Passeig Marítim de Nova Icària
08005 Barcelona

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Pilates on Barceloneta Beach

Good for Groups / Beach

Info There are many benefits of practicing Pilates and many advantages of knowing a city like Barcelona. Therefore, NativExperience is bringing the Pilates to the beach and offers you the possibility to enjoy all the benefits of this method outdoors and have the sea as a backdrop. Sounds good, right? All classes are ... more

Barceloneta Beach

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Bogatell Beach

Casual / Diverse / Expats / Groups

Reviewed by Sam S.

" My Take: A larger and more popular neighbor to Nova Icária down the Barcelona coast, Bogatell is one of the most popular beaches the city has to of ..." more

Platja del Bogatell
08005 Barcelona

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Rightfully known for its rambunctious nightlife, there’s also an incredibly robust daytime scene at Barcelona’s beaches with long stretches of sand catering to all ages and types whenever the sun is shining.

One of the best beaches in Barcelona, and maybe one of the best in all of Europe, is Barceloneta Beach. Set against the beautiful Balearic Sea, Barceloneta attracts everyone from outdoor sports enthusiasts to groups of bongo-playing hippies. For those who work up an appetite while baking in the sun, the beach also features a long boardwalk filled with beach bars serving up sangria and small bites. And while it’s most crowded in the summer, the winter months have earned a reputation for its surf waves and those looking to hang-ten flock to the water in their warmest wetsuits.

Other beaches in the city include Mar Bella Beach, which is known for its nudist stretch but also great water sports. There’s Nova Icária Beach, which is a crowded spot that’s favored by families. And then there’s Bogatell, which is much quieter and attracts a higher-end sun-bathing crowd.

Whichever beaches you decide to frequent in Barcelona, there’s always plenty of sand, plenty of sun, and plenty of fun to be had at any of these seaside escapes.