Altafulla Tarragona:
A beach of 3 halves
A personal guide to Altafulla Beach and Tamarit, with castle views, soft sand, Baix a Mar, family beach culture, old-town walks and full 4K/360 beach videos.
Quick answers to your Altafulla beach questions:
A Costa Daurada beach walk with a castle, a maritime quarter and a proper day-trip feel.
Altafulla sits on the Tarragona coast, where Tamarit, Castell de Tamarit, Platja d’Altafulla and Baix a Mar come together into one very walkable beach experience.
Altafulla Beach is on the Costa Daurada in Tarragona, Catalunya.
Altafulla sits near Tamarit and Torredembarra, south of Barcelona and north of Tarragona city. It is far enough from Barcelona to feel like a proper coastal day trip, but still practical if you plan the journey well.
- CoastAltafulla is on the Costa Daurada, not the Barcelona city beach strip.
- Nearby placesTamarit and Torredembarra are close by.
- Trip feelMore of a relaxed Tarragona coast escape than a quick city-beach stop.
The preview starts at the Tamarit end, near Castell de Tamarit.
The Altafulla preview video begins near the castle-marked Tamarit end of the sand and follows the beach toward Platja d’Altafulla and the main Altafulla seafront.
- Starting pointThe walk begins near Castell de Tamarit.
- DirectionThe route moves toward Altafulla’s main beachfront.
- Why it worksThe castle gives the walk a strong opening landmark before the beach widens into Altafulla life.
Tamarit and Altafulla are connected as one natural beach walk, but they are distinct areas.
Tamarit Beach and Platja d’Altafulla sit together beautifully, but they are usually treated as distinct parts of the coast. Tamarit is marked by the castle above the sea, while Altafulla leads into the main seafront and Baix a Mar.
- TamaritThe castle end, with a more dramatic landmark feel.
- AltafullaThe main seafront, restaurants and old maritime quarter.
- Best approachWalk both together rather than trying to split the sand with a ruler.
Castell de Tamarit is the dramatic castle above the southern end of the beach walk.
Castell de Tamarit sits on the rocky promontory above the Tamarit end of the beach. It is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the area and gives the start of the walk a proper storybook silhouette.
- PositionAbove the southern Tamarit end of the beach route.
- Visual roleThe castle dominates the opening view of the walk.
- Beach-walk valueIt gives the video a stronger sense of place than a plain strip of sand.
Baix a Mar, or Les Botigues de Mar, is Altafulla’s old maritime quarter.
Baix a Mar sits beside Altafulla’s seafront. Today it has restaurants, holiday homes, beachside streets and a relaxed summer atmosphere, but it still carries the feeling of the old maritime quarter.
- Also calledLes Botigues de Mar.
- NowRestaurants, holiday homes, beachside streets and summer energy.
- Why it mattersIt gives Altafulla more town character than a simple beach stop.
Yes. Altafulla is a very good family beach choice.
Altafulla works well for families thanks to its soft sand, relaxed atmosphere, nearby restaurants, walkable seafront and beach sections that can feel calmer than larger resort beaches.
- Family strengthsSoft sand, relaxed mood, places to eat and an easy seafront walk.
- AtmosphereLess intense than many bigger resort beaches.
- Still checkFamilies should always pay attention to sea conditions, flags and lifeguard advice.
Yes. Altafulla-Tamarit station serves the area.
You can reach the area by train using Altafulla-Tamarit station. The station is a walk from the beach, so allow extra time if you are carrying beach supplies, travelling with children or planning a full day out.
- StationUse Altafulla-Tamarit for the beach area.
- Walking requiredThe station does not drop you directly onto the sand.
- Planning tipLeave extra time for the walk, especially with bags, food or children.
You can watch full-length Altafulla Beach walks through Bear Beach Walks.
Bear Beach Walks includes full-length Altafulla Beach walk experiences for members, including 4K and 360 videos where available. A full walk helps you understand the Tamarit castle start, the connected sand, the Altafulla seafront and the wider Costa Daurada atmosphere.
- 4K walksBest for detail, scenery and relaxed beach viewing.
- 360 walksUseful when you want a more immersive sense of the route.
- Why watchThe beach makes more sense as a full route than as a single postcard shot.
Tamarit Castle, Platja d’Altafulla and One of the Most Relaxed Beach Walks on the Costa Daurada
Altafulla Beach is one of those places that quietly gives you more than you expected.
At first, you might think you are coming for a beach.
Fair enough. The beach is a very good reason to come.
But then you notice the castle sitting above the sea at Tamarit. You realise the beach walk changes character several times before you reach the northern rocks. You wander into Baix a Mar, also known as Les Botigues de Mar, and suddenly the seafront feels like an old fishing village that has been gently repurposed for long lunches, summer homes and slow Mediterranean evenings.
Then you look uphill and remember there is another Altafulla above the beach: the old town, the castle, the church, the narrow streets, the viewpoints, the Roman villa, the wooded paths and the kind of historic atmosphere that does not feel dusty or staged.
Altafulla has history, but it does not feel trapped inside it.
That is one of its charms.
It feels lived in, visited, adapted, reused, loved and quietly looked after. Not polished into a theme park. Not frozen as a museum. Not turned into a loud resort strip. More like a place that has learned how to be a beach town without forgetting what it was before people started arriving with beach towels, Airbnbs, second homes and very serious opinions about where to eat.
The beach walk in our preview video starts at the southern end, near Tamarit, with Castell de Tamarit sitting proudly above the rocks. From there, the walk follows the sand through several different moods before reaching the main Altafulla beachfront and the northern end of the beach.
I think of this beach as having three halves, which is obviously not mathematically acceptable, but emotionally quite accurate.
There is the Tamarit end, busy with campers, holidaymakers and the castle backdrop.
Then there is the calmer, more open middle stretch, where the beach seems to breathe out, and people spread further apart.
Then there is the Altafulla seafront itself, with boats on the sand, the promenade, restaurants, old beach houses, archways, summer apartments and that lovely “modern old fishing village” feeling.
That is why Altafulla works so well as a beach walk.
It is not one long repeated scene.
It changes.
And it changes gently enough that you feel the difference before you fully name it.
Watch a Short Altafulla Beach Preview
This short preview gives you a first look at the beach walk from the Tamarit end toward Altafulla: Castell de Tamarit above the sand, the busier camping and watersports area, the palm and wooded backdrop, the quieter open middle stretch, and then the more active Altafulla seafront with boats, restaurants, chiringuitos and holiday homes.
A short teaser shows the first impression.
The full Bear Beach Walks video gives you the rhythm.
That matters in Altafulla because this beach is best understood slowly. The walk is not only about sand and sea. It is about how the beach changes as you move along it: tourist energy at one end, open calm in the middle, old fishing-village character at the other, and the whole time the Mediterranean doing that gentle cooling persuasive work on your feet.
This is the kind of beach walk where a few seconds can look beautiful.
But the full walk tells the story.
Quick Guide to Altafulla Beach Walks
| Altafulla Beach Walk | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Main beach focus | Tamarit Beach into Platja d’Altafulla |
| Best for | Relaxed beach walks, family beach days, historic atmosphere, castle views, old seafront streets |
| Not best for | Big nightlife, loud resort energy, a quick “one beach and done” visit |
| Key landmarks | Castell de Tamarit, Baix a Mar / Les Botigues de Mar, Castell d’Altafulla, Sant Martí Church, Els Munts Roman villa |
| Beach mood | Several distinct sections: camping/watersports, open calm, old fishing-village seafront |
| Sand and sea | Soft golden Costa Daurada sand, pleasant waterline walking and generally relaxed beach atmosphere |
| Good for families | Yes, especially for a full beach day with food, shade, facilities and town nearby |
| Train access | Altafulla-Tamarit station is a walk from the beach; bus/taxi are useful if carrying beach supplies |
| Bear Beach Walks verdict | A beautiful, layered beach walk that feels relaxed, historic and quietly special |
Where Is Altafulla Beach?
Altafulla is in the province of Tarragona, on the Costa Daurada.
It sits south of Barcelona and north of Tarragona city, close to Tamarit, Torredembarra and the mouth of the Gaià River.
For visitors, the beach area can feel like several places joined together:
- Tamarit Beach at the southern end, below Castell de Tamarit
- The wooded and more open middle stretch
- Platja d’Altafulla, the main Altafulla beachfront
- Baix a Mar or Les Botigues de Mar, the old fishing quarter beside the beach
- The northern rocky end, where paths and viewpoints begin to suggest there is more coastline waiting around the corner
This is not a beach where the best experience is simply arriving, lying down and leaving.
You can do that, of course. Nobody is going to confiscate your towel for insufficient curiosity.
But Altafulla rewards walking.
Start at one end.
Follow the waterline.
Notice the changes.
Then, when the beach ends, go uphill and let the town show you the other half of itself.
Tamarit Beach and Castell de Tamarit
If you approach from the southern end, as we do in the preview video, the walk begins at Tamarit Beach.
This is a memorable start because Castell de Tamarit sits above the shoreline on a rocky promontory, looking exactly like the sort of castle that understands the value of good real estate.
It gives the beach a dramatic opening.
The castle is not simply a decorative background. It changes how the beach feels. You begin with history above you, cliffs at one end, the Mediterranean in front of you and a sense that this part of the Costa Daurada has more depth than a standard beach resort.
This southern section is usually busier and more visitor-focused. It is connected with camping and holiday accommodation, including motorhome and chalet-style stays. There is also watersports activity, which adds movement and a more practical holiday feel.
So the walk begins with energy.
- Campers.
- Families.
- Holidaymakers.
- Watersports.
The castle watching from above like a medieval lifeguard with better stonework.
It is a strong opening chapter.
The Palm Trees and Wooded Backdrop
After the busier Tamarit section, the beach starts to soften.
The backdrop becomes greener, with palm trees and wooded areas giving the sand a very different feel. This is one of the loveliest parts of the walk because the beach suddenly feels less built-up and more protected.
There is shade.
There is texture.
There is a cooler feeling from the trees that you do not always get on open beaches.
On a hot day, that tree line matters. A palm tree does not solve all of life’s problems, but it can make a beach feel significantly more civilised when the sun has decided to become personal.
This section almost has a desert-island feeling, not because it is remote or empty, but because the backdrop pulls your eye away from buildings and back toward something more natural.
It gives the walk breathing space before the beach opens wider.
The Open Middle Stretch
Then Altafulla changes again.
The beach opens out, and the atmosphere becomes calmer.
This middle section feels more spread out, more relaxed and less organised around one specific attraction. People have more room. Towels are spaced apart. The beach seems to widen emotionally as much as physically.
It is one of the best sections for walking at the water’s edge.
The waves wash over your feet, the sand firms under your steps, and the whole beach day slows down. This is the part of the walk where you stop thinking about where the next landmark is and simply enjoy moving along the sea.
Sometimes the best bit of a beach walk is not the most famous or loudest bit.
It is the place where the beach stops asking for your attention and just lets you settle into it.
This stretch does that beautifully.
The Boats, the Promenade and the Altafulla Seafront
As you continue north, the beach changes again.
You start to see small boats pulled up on the sand. This area has more of a maritime feel, though it is not quite a marina in the usual sense. It is better thought of as a beach-and-boat zone, where small sailboats and local craft sit on the sand and help mark the shift into the Altafulla beachfront.
Then the beach gains a companion.
A path.
A promenade.
A line of bars, restaurants, chiringuitos and holiday homes.
The atmosphere becomes busier, but not frantic. This is not Barcelona beach energy. It is not package-holiday hotel-strip energy either. It feels more personal than that.
Between the homes and buildings, you catch glimpses of archways and old streets leading inland. Behind the beach, there are more bars, more restaurants, more corners to explore and that strong sense of a place that used to be a fishing village and has been carefully repurposed into a summer coastal town.
I would describe it as a modern old fishing village feel.
That sounds contradictory, but Altafulla makes it work.
It does not feel fake. It feels adapted.
The old bones are still there. The town has simply learned how to welcome visitors, summer residents, weekenders and people like me who keep coming back because the place is quietly difficult to forget.
Baix a Mar and Les Botigues de Mar
The seafront quarter of Altafulla is often known as Baix a Mar or Les Botigues de Mar.
This is one of the details that gives the beach real personality.
Rather than feeling like a purpose-built resort strip, the seafront has the character of an old maritime neighbourhood. Historic fishermen’s houses and beachside buildings now sit alongside restaurants, holiday apartments and second homes.
It is easy to understand why people from Barcelona and elsewhere keep places here as weekend retreats or summer homes.
Altafulla has that useful distance from the city.
Far enough to feel like a proper escape.
Close enough to return without needing a full expedition team.
Some people live here seasonally, stretching summer for as long as possible before retreating back to Barcelona when winter finally makes its case. I understand the instinct. Altafulla has the kind of summer-life gravity that could make anyone negotiate badly with their calendar.
This part of the beach feels lived in, but also seasonal.
Local, but also holiday-minded.
Historic, but not old-fashioned.
That balance is one of the reasons the place works so well.
The Northern End of the Beach
The northern end of the beach comes to a natural stop.
The rocks make it clear that this section of sand has ended. This is not like some beaches where you drift from one name to another without noticing. Here, the coastline gives you punctuation.
There are steps leading up from the beach toward the rocks, hotels and paths above the sea. Once you begin climbing, Altafulla opens another layer: wooded paths, cliff views, sea glimpses through the trees and the promise of coves and beaches beyond.
This is the point where a simple beach day can become a walk.
You may have arrived for sand and water, but Altafulla keeps nudging you upward.
“Go on,” it says, “there is a view just up here.”
The problem with views is that they are almost always uphill.
Altafulla knows this and offers them anyway.
The Hill Walks Above Altafulla
If you leave the beach at the northern end and head uphill, the atmosphere changes quickly.
You move from beach life into wooded paths and higher ground above the town. There are places where you can slip between the trees and catch beautiful views of the Mediterranean. Keep going and you reach higher viewpoints, including the area around the Mirador and tower above town.
This is one of the reasons Altafulla feels more complete than a simple beach destination.
The beach is excellent, but the hills behind it make the day richer.
You can swim, eat, walk the sand, climb a little, find a viewpoint, come back down and then decide that you have absolutely earned another drink.
That is a well-balanced system.
The walk is not always effortless, especially in summer heat, but it is worth doing if your legs are willing to participate.
Castell d’Altafulla and the Old Town
Altafulla’s old town sits above the beach, and it is absolutely worth the walk.
The castle on the hill is Castell d’Altafulla, also known as Castell dels Montserrat. This is separate from Castell de Tamarit, the seaside castle seen from the southern beach end.
This distinction matters because it is easy to merge them in your head:
- Castell de Tamarit: the dramatic castle above the sea at the southern end of the beach walk
- Castell d’Altafulla / Castell dels Montserrat: the castle in the old town, above the beach area
The old town, often referred to as Vila Closa, has a very different feel from the beach. It is historic, compact, stone-built and quietly atmospheric. It does not feel like a dead heritage display. It feels like a living town that happens to be built around a lot of history.
The Parroquia de Sant Martí, the church of Sant Martí, also belongs to this upper-town story. It gives the old centre a spiritual and architectural anchor, and if you enjoy places where history sits inside everyday life rather than behind velvet ropes, Altafulla’s old town is very rewarding.
This is where Altafulla becomes more than a beach.
The beach relaxes you.
The old town gives the place weight.
Together, they make the visit feel complete.
Castells, Castellers and a Small Naming Trap
One easy confusion in Altafulla is the word “castell.”
In Catalan, castell can mean castle.
But castells can also refer to the famous Catalan human towers, built by castellers during festivals and cultural events.
So when people mention Castellers d’Altafulla, they are usually talking about the local human-tower group or tradition, not the stone castle above the town.
The castle is Castell d’Altafulla.
The castellers are people.
Both are worth knowing about.
One is made of stone.
The other is made of courage, balance and a level of trust in fellow humans that I personally reserve for people carrying pizza.
Els Munts: Roman Altafulla
Altafulla also has Roman history nearby.
The Roman villa of Els Munts sits above the coast and is part of the Archaeological Ensemble of Tarraco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was a luxurious Roman residential villa connected with ancient Tarraco, modern Tarragona, and gives the area another layer of historical depth.
This is worth including because it helps explain why Altafulla feels so rich once you start exploring.
You have the beach.
You have the old fishing quarter.
You have the medieval town and castle.
You have the church.
You have the seaside castle at Tamarit.
You have Roman remains.
This is not a one-note beach place.
It is a stack of histories beside a very inviting stretch of sand.
And that is a strong combination.
The Picnic Detour: Granja Sant Francesc
When I arrive by train, I often do something that may not appear in the official tourist brochures but absolutely belongs in my version of Altafulla.
I take a detour in the opposite direction from the beach to Granja Sant Francesc.
The reason is simple: roast chicken and chips; other food is available there, this is just my routine.
There are many sophisticated ways to begin a coastal day in Tarragona.
This is mine.
Grab half a roast chicken, chips, find a good spot to sit, have a picnic, let the journey fall away, then wander down toward the beach when the day is ready for sand.
It turns the trip into something slower and more personal.
You are not rushing straight from station to sea. You are arriving properly. Feeding yourself. Settling into the town. Giving Altafulla a chance to be more than a destination pinned on a map.
Sometimes the best part of a beach day is the little ritual before the beach.
For me, in Altafulla, that ritual often involves chicken.
I make no apology for this.
Getting to Altafulla by Train
Altafulla is reachable by train, but it is worth understanding the arrival.
The station is Altafulla-Tamarit. It is close enough for a beach day, but it does not drop you directly onto the sand in the way some coastal stations seem to do.
The walk from the station to the beach is manageable, especially if you are travelling light. If you are carrying umbrellas, bags, towels, beach toys and children who have entered the “are we there yet?” phase of public transport, allow extra patience.
The route into the beach area also shapes your visit. If you head directly toward the coast, you can join the beach walk. If you detour into town, you can pick up food, explore a little, or approach the day more slowly.
That is one of the nice things about Altafulla.
The beach is close, but not so close that you miss the town entirely.
The station gives you a nudge:
“You came for the beach, but have a look around first.”
Good advice, really.
Altafulla Beach Culture
Altafulla is a mixed holiday beach, but it has a different mood from Barcelona.
On Barcelona beaches, the public beach culture can feel more local, urban and integrated. You are watching a city use its coastline.
In Altafulla, the feeling is softer and more seasonal. There are families, couples, children, swimmers, local residents, holidaymakers, second-home owners and visitors who have deliberately chosen a quieter Tarragona beach over the bigger, louder names.
Topless sunbathing may be seen, as on many Spanish beaches, but it is not the defining identity of the beach. Altafulla is better described as relaxed, family-friendly and culturally normal in the Spanish Mediterranean sense.
The beach is not trying to be edgy.
It is not trying to be flashy.
It is simply a very good place to spend a slow day by the sea.
That sounds modest.
It is not.
A place that can make a simple beach day feel properly satisfying is doing something right.
Is Altafulla Good for Families?
Yes.
Altafulla is very good for families.
The beach has several features that make it appealing: soft sand, a relaxed atmosphere, food and drink nearby, room to spread out in places, calmer-feeling sections, shade near the wooded/palm areas, and a town that is interesting enough for a walk when everyone has had enough sun.
Families may especially like:
- The softer beach atmosphere
- The waterline walking
- The open middle stretch
- The restaurants and chiringuitos
- The old seafront quarter
- The option to explore beyond the beach
- The castle views
- The possibility of a relaxed full-day visit
As always, parents should check sea conditions, watch children near the water and respect beach flags and lifeguard advice.
Altafulla feels gentle, but the sea is still the sea.
It does not become a paddling pool just because the town is charming.
Is Altafulla Worth Visiting from Barcelona?
Yes, if you enjoy slower coastal days and do not mind the longer journey.
Altafulla is not the quickest beach escape from Barcelona. If you just want sand nearby, Montgat, Badalona, Castelldefels or Sitges may be easier.
But Altafulla gives you something different.
It gives you a full coastal day with history, town, beach, castle views, old streets, Roman remains nearby, restaurants, walking routes and several beach moods in one route.
That makes it worth the journey.
Come for the beach.
Stay for the atmosphere.
Leave with the slightly dangerous thought that maybe you should come back for a weekend.
That is how places like Altafulla begin their quiet campaign against your calendar.
Why Altafulla Works for Bear Beach Walks
Altafulla works beautifully for Bear Beach Walks because it is not just a beach scene.
It is a walking story.
A full beach walk can show:
- Castell de Tamarit above the southern end
- Tamarit Beach and its camping/holiday feel
- The watersports section
- The palm and wooded backdrop
- The open middle stretch
- The waterline walk
- The boats on the sand
- The bars, restaurants and chiringuitos
- Baix a Mar / Les Botigues de Mar
- The old-town hints behind the beach
- The northern rocky end
- The routes and viewpoints above the coast
This is exactly the kind of place where a short teaser can be beautiful but incomplete.
The full walk gives the beach time to change.
And Altafulla needs that time.
It is not a single postcard.
It is several postcards slowly turning into a day.
Watch the Full Altafulla Beach Walk
The YouTube preview gives you the first look.
The full Bear Beach Walks video gives you the beach.
Members can watch full-length 4K and 360 beach walk videos from Altafulla, Tamarit, Barcelona, Badalona, Sitges, Castelldefels, Gavà, Montgat, Santa Susanna, Malgrat de Mar, Blanes and other parts of the Catalan coast.
Our videos are not just quick highlights. They are slower, fuller and more observational. They show the shoreline, the people, the beach culture, the town edges, the landmarks, the walking routes and the small changes in atmosphere that make each place feel different.
Altafulla is a perfect example.
A short clip can show you a lovely beach.
A full walk can show you why this stretch of the Costa Daurada is worth slowing down for.
Final Thoughts
Altafulla is a beach town with layers.
It begins with the sea, but it does not end there.
You have Tamarit Castle watching over the southern end. You have the beach shifting from busy to wooded to open to old-town seafront. You have boats on the sand, restaurants along the path, archways leading inland, second homes, summer retreats, the old fishing quarter, the castle on the hill, Sant Martí, Els Munts and the wooded paths above the northern rocks.
It feels historic without feeling old.
Relaxed without feeling empty.
Tourist-friendly without feeling swallowed by tourism.
That is a rare balance.
Altafulla is not just a beach to visit.
It is a place to walk, eat, sit, climb, explore, return to and slowly understand.
Start at Tamarit.
Let the castle set the scene.
Walk the waterline.
Feel the beach open up.
Follow the seafront into Altafulla.
Then look uphill and decide whether your legs are ready for the rest of the story.
Mine usually complain. I usually go anyway.
Altafulla FAQs
Where is Altafulla Beach?
Altafulla Beach is on the Costa Daurada in Tarragona, Catalunya. It sits near Tamarit and Torredembarra, south of Barcelona and north of Tarragona city.
What beach is featured in the Altafulla preview video?
The preview video starts at the southern end near Tamarit Beach and follows the beach walk toward Platja d’Altafulla and the main Altafulla seafront.
Is Tamarit Beach the same as Altafulla Beach?
They are connected along the same coastal walk, but Tamarit Beach and Platja d’Altafulla are usually treated as distinct areas. The Tamarit end is marked by Castell de Tamarit, while Platja d’Altafulla leads into the main Altafulla seafront and Baix a Mar.
What is Castell de Tamarit?
Castell de Tamarit is the castle on the rocky promontory above the southern end of the beach walk. It is one of the most dramatic landmarks in the area, but it is separate from Castell d’Altafulla in the old town.
What is Castell d’Altafulla?
Castell d’Altafulla, also known as Castell dels Montserrat, is the castle in Altafulla’s old town. It is different from Castell de Tamarit, which sits by the sea.
What is Baix a Mar or Les Botigues de Mar?
Baix a Mar, also known as Les Botigues de Mar, is the old maritime and fishing quarter beside Altafulla’s seafront. Today it has restaurants, holiday homes, beachside streets and a relaxed summer atmosphere.
Is Altafulla Beach good for families?
Yes. Altafulla is very good for families, with soft sand, a relaxed beach atmosphere, restaurants nearby, places to walk and several beach sections that feel calmer than larger resort beaches.
Can you get to Altafulla by train?
Yes. Altafulla-Tamarit station serves the area. The station is a walk from the beach, so visitors carrying beach supplies or travelling with children should allow extra time or consider local transport.
Is Altafulla worth visiting from Barcelona?
Yes, especially if you want a slower Costa Daurada beach day with history, castle views, restaurants, old streets, a relaxed beach and a different atmosphere from Barcelona’s city beaches.
Is Altafulla a naturist beach?
Altafulla is not best described as a naturist beach. It is a mixed family-friendly beach where normal Spanish beach culture applies, but naturism is not the defining feature.
What else is there to see in Altafulla?
Beyond the beach, Altafulla has the old town, Castell d’Altafulla, Sant Martí Church, the Roman villa of Els Munts, Baix a Mar / Les Botigues de Mar, coastal paths and viewpoints above the sea.
Where can I watch a full Altafulla beach walk video?
You can watch full-length Altafulla Beach walk videos through Bear Beach Walks, including 4K and 360 beach walk experiences available to members.
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