Platja de Riudecanyes is a small, cozy beach that maintains much of its natural state. It is located at the mouth of the Riudecanyes stream, a location that provides a unique natural space. The beach is accessible via the GR92, a popular route for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
The beach is known for its deep sea, which provides opportunities for surfing when the conditions are right. In calmer waters, spearfishing is a common activity. The beach is also a haven for waterfowl, particularly in the spring season, adding to its natural appeal.
One unique tradition associated with Platja de Riudecanyes is the creation of monolith-like sculptures. These are made in honor of loved ones, adding a touch of human culture to the natural beauty of the beach. Despite its charm and attractions, the beach is often not crowded, making it a peaceful retreat for those seeking solitude.
While the beach is generally clean, visitors are encouraged to help maintain its natural beauty by disposing of their waste properly.
