Platja Sant Jordi
Platja Sant Jordi, like Cala Forn and Cala Vidre, lies close to them and shares a setting with the remains of the castle of the Order of Sant Jordi d’Alfama in the Middle Ages, now restored. The beach is also part of the Sant Jordi d’Alfama natural site, of great scenic and ecological value, so it stands out for both its historical and natural qualities.
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Platja Sant Jordi is in fact one of the most appreciated beaches and coves on the whole coast of L’Ametlla de Mar, in the north of the Terres de l’Ebre, also for the quality of its waters, recognised with the Blue Flag for their excellent cleanliness.
About 100 metres long by 70 wide, Platja Sant Jordi has fine golden sand mixed with small pebbles, and offers many services such as parking, showers and toilets, a beach bar, a lifeguard post and signposting, among others.
The seabed, of great ecological value, also offers plenty of appeal for lovers of scuba diving and snorkelling.
The coast of L’Ametlla de Mar is 16 kilometres of unspoilt coves and beaches of great beauty. Its steep profile, made up of cliffs with typically Mediterranean vegetation, makes this stretch of Mediterranean coast a natural area with unique features.
To reach Platja Sant Jordi by car, take the N-340 road as far as the Sant Jordi d'Alfama housing estate. By the A-7 motorway, exit 39 L'Ametlla de Mar.
Services
- Aparcament
- Creu Roja
- Dutxes
- Guingueta
- Lavabos
- Mitjans de transport
- Neteja diària
- Senyalització
