Playa de Fenals — Attraction in Lloret de Mar

Gorgeous beach. I was a bit worried as people had said that there's a huge step into the ocean. I'd describe it as the beach has a sloping hill which goes down before you actually enter the water so don't stress about that unless you are elderly or disabled and struggle with hills. The sea is so clear and you can see plenty of fish swimming around. The sand is more small stones and it can hurt your feet after a while so I'd suggest some swim shoes which you can get quite cheap online (shein etc). The left side of the beach is perfect if you want to climb some rocks or if you have little ones as the beach gradually slopes down rather than steeply sloping down. My 2 year old son really enjoyed playing around the water around the rocks. To the left of the beach there's a lovely ice cream hut. The unicorn one sounded horrible but when I tasted my daughter's I couldn't believe how yummy it was. Tons of flavours and so creamy! We all swam in the sea with no issue. It does get quite wavey when the tour boats come in to drop off and collect people which can be fun. We didn't bother hiring a bed and parasol as you don't really need it if you have a hat, sunglasses and a towel to lay on. I'd definitely...

The sand isNOT sand at all but rather very tiny (some sharp and rough) little stones!!!

You will need - rubber soles slip ons just to walk the beach as it's so uncomfortable on your poor feet BUT THEN!! When you do manage to get to the shoreline THE WAVES ARE SO POWERFUL - GOOD LUCK GETTING IN THE SEA - YOU'LL NEED TO BE A STRONG SWIMMER - SO BE WARNED - IT PUSHES YOU OFF BALANCE - THEN DRAGS YOU OUT !!!!!

The beach is so steep and very swampy and loose under foot it is NOT a good fun day at the beach but rather a bloody workout trying to get in the sea.

The massive rocks just in the shallows are really helpful and you'll be so grateful for breaking your toes and banging your feet and knees - 0/10

Never again.

Holiday basically ruined as the beach should be such a huge part of the experience but not on this occasion and all of this ON OUR...

Очень грязный пляж. Везде мусор и окурки от сигарет. Пляж не убирают так, как это делают в других странах. Во время прилива и отлива весь мусор с пляжа попадает в море, после обеда вода грязная. Ужас!!! В августе и сентябре море кишит медузами. Почему не устанавливают сетки? Для инвалидов и семей с маленькими детьми и колясками есть дорожка к морю только в одном месте. В других местах приходится тащить коляски и сумки по песку, что неудобно. Душевых нет! За что платится туристический налог? Больше мы в этот регион не приедем. Испания, ты теряешь туристов.

Sehr schmutziger Strand. Überall Müll und Zigarettenstummel. Der Strand wird nicht so sauber gehalten wie in anderen Ländern. Bei Flut und Ebbe gelangt der gesamte Müll ins Meer, nach dem Mittagessen ist das Wasser schmutzig. Schrecklich!!! Im August und September wimmelt es im Meer von Quallen. Warum werden keine Netze aufgestellt? Für Menschen mit Behinderungen und Familien mit kleinen Kindern und Kinderwagen gibt es nur an einer Stelle einen Weg zum Meer. An anderen Stellen muss man Kinderwagen und Taschen durch den Sand schleppen, was sehr unpraktisch ist. Es gibt keine Duschen! Wofür zahlt man die Touristensteuer? Wir werden nicht mehr in diese Region zurückkehren. Spanien, du verlierst Touristen.

Playa muy sucia. Basura y colillas de cigarrillos por todas partes. La playa no se limpia como en otros países. Durante la marea alta y baja, toda la basura de la playa va al mar, después del almuerzo el agua está sucia. ¡Horrible! En agosto y septiembre el mar está lleno de medusas. ¿Por qué no ponen redes? Para personas con discapacidad y familias con niños pequeños y cochecitos, solo hay un camino hacia el mar en un lugar. En otros lugares hay que arrastrar los cochecitos y las bolsas por la arena, lo cual es muy incómodo. ¡No hay duchas! ¿Para qué se paga el impuesto turístico? No volveremos a esta región. España, estás perdiendo turistas.

Very dirty beach. Trash and cigarette butts everywhere. The beach is not cleaned as well as in other countries. During high tide and low tide, all the garbage from the beach ends up in the sea, and after lunch, the water is dirty. Awful! In August and September, the sea is teeming with jellyfish. Why don’t they install nets? For people with disabilities and families with small children and strollers, there’s only a pathway to the sea in one spot. In other areas, you have to drag strollers and bags through the sand, which is very inconvenient. There are no showers! What’s the tourist tax even for? We won’t be coming back to this region. Spain, you’re...