Llevant Beach’s name translates as “east” in Catalan, signifying its location as the city’s easternmost beach. It was opened to the public in 2006 in a converted factory district after the removal of the Prim Pier and is located near Mar Bella Beach, offering a less crowded shoreline than some of the city’s hottest tourist beaches. Though the beach has less visitor services than other nearby beaches due to its recent opening, services such as a children’s rope climbing frame and a waterfront beach bar, Chiringuito Nueva Ola, make it a perfect spot for families and couples alike. The beach is staffed by lifeguards and local police at all times and also offers facilities for sports such as beach volleyball.

Av. Litoral, 114, 08005, Barcelona

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