Platja de la Pixerota, Shingle beach in Mont-roig del Camp, Spain
Platja de la Pixerota is a shingle beach along the Mediterranean coast of Mont-roig del Camp, stretching for a considerable distance. The shoreline features a mix of sand, gravel, and cobbles, with narrow sections that blend into rocky formations at the water's edge.
The coast around Mont-roig del Camp served as a fishing and trading area for medieval communities in Catalunya. Over the centuries, the shoreline remained economically important for local inhabitants before eventually becoming a destination for visitors.
Joan Miró painted this shoreline in several of his artworks, capturing the colors and shapes of the rocks and water. The artist's connection to the region turned it into a landmark within modern Catalan art.
The beach offers showers, restrooms, and parking facilities for visitors to use. During summer months, lifeguard presence on duty makes swimming safer and more convenient.
This shoreline holds Blue Flag certification for its environmental standards and features clear water. The rocky formations beneath the surface make it an interesting spot for snorkeling.
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