Platja d'Altafulla, Mediterranean sand beach in Altafulla, Spain.
Platja d'Altafulla is a 700-meter sand beach with fine golden sand and clear water along the Costa Daurada coast. The shoreline is backed by restaurants and facilities that serve visitors throughout the day.
The beach sits near important Roman sites, particularly Villa El Munts, one of Catalonia's largest preserved Roman settlements. These archaeological remains reveal how long humans have inhabited this coastline.
The beach is woven into the daily life of Altafulla's residents, who use it as a natural gathering place and extension of their community. Fishing traditions remain visible along the shoreline.
The beach is busiest on summer days and has lifeguards on duty for swimmer safety. The best swimming season is from May to September when water temperatures are warmest and conditions are most favorable.
The beach holds the European Blue Flag certification for environmental standards and water quality monitoring. This distinction means the water is regularly tested and the shoreline meets high ecological criteria.
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