Amazing coves, views and beautiful walks along the coastal path. Various beaches to choose from and they all kept beautifully clean. Safe area for swimming on all beaches. A variety of restaurants on the beachfront with delicious range of seafoods or tapas. Fabulous ice-cream shop too. No high-rise hotel and the feel of a real Spanish town - so refreshing. My first visit to this area but I’m returning next year too. Highly recommended.

This was a perfect day trip from Barcelona. It is a beautiful beach with coves and rocks to play on! We had the most delicious seaside meal, and then walked all the way up to the lighthouse in the next village. We only wished that we had planned to spend a night here to enjoy the slower pace of a seaside town!

Playas de Calella (Calella Beach) are located in this typical town of Costa Brava Region, in the North of Catalonia. We came here on a hike from Palamós and we could see all beaches of this town. Really, the views of the coast and the town are very nice, especially if you follow the coastal line. Very nice beaches. We came here at the end of January and this part was full of people (we arrived at lunch hour and all restaurants were full), so in summer it will be crazy. (See also Cala de Sant Roc)

Beautiful area , lido walk from Calella to Lafranc with nice restaurants and cafes. In May some were closed weekdays as it was early season but weekends most open. Calau restaurant very much worth a visit , skewered Tapas, such a variety to sample and pay by skewer/cocktail sticks at end. Plenty of ice cream shops too ! Very clean and feels safe even late at night. Small beach areas which I can imagine will be busy at peak season. Walk along to Lafranc for watersports and slightly bigger beach. Not an "English Breafast " sign , or British beers sign anywhere , unspoiled, slightly up market part of Spain. Some lovely looking apartments available overlooking the sea , friends found theirs on airb&b .