Platja de Sant Antoni is a picturesque beach located in Sant Antoni de Calonge, Baix Empordà, on the scenic Costa Brava. Stretching nearly one and a half kilometers, the beach is distinguished by its unique structure, appearing as multiple beaches joined together. This distinctive layout is attributed to the semicircular shapes created by three parallel breakwaters, namely Amistat, del Mig, and Costa Brava, along with two smaller ones perpendicular to the coast.
The beach is adorned with fine sand and warm, clear water, contributing to its natural beauty. It is further enhanced by the presence of smooth rocks by the shore. The beach is known for its cleanliness, a factor that has earned it the prestigious Blue Flag award, an international recognition for maintaining high environmental and quality standards.
Platja de Sant Antoni is a family-friendly beach, offering a host of amenities and activities, particularly during the summer season. These include a children's club, Espai Nadó, and a floating fun zone, making it suitable and entertaining for youngsters. Moreover, a toddlers caring zone is available, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for the smallest members of the family. The beach is also equipped with space for anchoring boats, regulated by buoys.
Visitors to Platja de Sant Antoni have a variety of eateries in close proximity to the beach, providing a range of dining options. Parking is conveniently available on the surrounding streets, albeit paid. Despite this, it is generally easy to find a parking spot.
Due to its popularity, especially among family tourists, the beach can become crowded, particularly in the peak month of August. Therefore, visitors may find it more enjoyable to visit during the less busy months such as June or September.
