Platja de Can Dell is a pebble beach situated near the Punta Brava urbanization in the Spanish town of Sant Feliu de GuĂxols. This rocky bay is distinguished by its crystal clear water and an abundant seabed, making it an ideal location for snorkeling enthusiasts. Despite its allure, the beach is typically serene, even during the bustling summer season.
The beach can be accessed via two entry points within the Punta Brava urbanization. One of the access routes involves a broad staircase descending from an unmarked parking area located above the beach. However, the staircase and the surrounding terrain are rocky and in a state of disrepair, posing a risk of landslides. Therefore, visitors are advised to approach the area with caution.
In terms of natural features, the beach is predominantly rocky and is a habitat for a large population of sea urchins. Consequently, beachgoers are recommended to be careful during their visit. Despite these potential hazards, the striking natural beauty and tranquility of Platja de Can Dell render it a unique and worthwhile destination.
