Platja de la Mar Bella Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Platja de la Mar Bella. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Las Golondrinas Barcelona 60-min Boat Tour

• Barcelona Off The Beaten Track 4h Bike Tour

• Sunset boat trip with open bar of cava (local champagne)

• Private Sailing Trip from Barcelona Olympic Port with Tapas

• Electric skateboard tour of promenade and parks

It’s usually free to visit Platja de la Mar Bella, however, additional charges usually apply to rent an umbrella and a lounger. Prices for these vary, so it’s best to bring cash with you, and you can expect to pay between €5 and €20 for a lounger. There are also bars nearby if you’d like to grab a snack.

Platja de la Mar Bella stands out for its designated beach area for nudists, but that’s far from its only draw. Nearby, visitors can enjoy recreational facilities for basketball, skateboarding, table tennis, and volleyball. There’s also a children’s area and water sports facilities, with showers, lockers, and lifeguards on duty.

Yes, Platja de la Mar Bella is known for its inclusive, LGBTQ+-friendly vibe and welcoming atmosphere. As one of the few beaches in Barcelona with a designated nudist section, it draws a diverse mix of visitors. Adding to its appeal are some lively bars and cafés just steps away.

Yes, there are several attractions near Platja de la Mar Bella. Families can head to Parc del Poblenou for slides, swings, and picnic spots, while shoppers will enjoy Diagonal Mar, a mall just a 4-minute drive or 20-minute walk away. The nearby Poblenou District also offers plenty of shops and restaurants.

Yes, Platja de la Mar Bella is accessible, and special attention has been given to adapt the area for those with limited mobility. There are wooden walkways, accessible bathrooms, and adapted showers with chairs. Visitors will find accessible car parking spaces, and the parking area is within easy access of the beach.