Platja Gran, located in Calella, Spain, is a prominent and bustling beach along the Mediterranean coast. It stretches approximately 1.5 kilometers, featuring medium-grained golden sand and moderate waves. The beach is known for its steep entrance into the sea, but it offers breathtaking views of a working lighthouse and picturesque promenades like the Anselm Clavé walkway. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities, including swimming, sunbathing, paddle boating, and picnicking. The beach also offers numerous amenities such as restrooms, showers, and sunbed rentals, making it an ideal destination for tourists and locals alike.
Calella's Mediterranean climate and the beach's proximity to public transportation—via train and local buses—ensure easy access for visitors. Moreover, the town itself provides a rich cultural experience, with its historic sites like the Calella Lighthouse and a variety of cultural events.
The surrounding area is perfect for exploring with attractions such as Parc Dalmau and the coastal path leading to nearby towns like Pineda de Mar.