How to get

40 minutes from Barcelona

Public transport: Train Rodalies de Catalunya and bus Exprés.cat

Public parking: Pl. de les Tereses, La Riera and Pl. de Santa Anna

(100% accessible transport and parking)

Accessible tourism

The Costa del Maresme in the province of Barcelona has spots that are not to be missed with a wide range of tourist attractions: recreation, beach, culture and sport.

A few kilometres north of Barcelona is the coastal county of El Maresme. The gateway is El Masnou, a fishing village where you can take in the full beauty of its old seaside houses which contrast with the more stately looking mansions.

This part of the Mediterranean coast will fascinate you with its mild climate and wide sandy beaches and calm waters.

El Maresme has a great atmosphere with its street life and its cookery, based on fresh fish and garden produce. All of that goes to make up its naturally Mediterranean character.

The famous town of Calella is set in a unique natural landscape, between the Montnegre nature reserve and a wide beach which has been awarded the “Q” for Quality and the blue flag of European beaches. There are also amphibious chairs that make it easy to move around the sand and bathe with total safety.

Santa Susanna beach is also adapted and accessible to everyone. Likewise, we find a wide range of adapted accommodation, given the large number of tourists who visit the area.

More information at turismeperatothom.catalunya.com