The Beaches of Blanes
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Blanes has more than four kilometers of coastline, offering a variety of beaches including S’Abanell — the longest beach of the Costa Brava.
The beaches are well-maintained. Fresh sand is brought in when needed, and during the night cleaning crews remove garbage, leaving behind a freshly-raked beach.
The sand on most of the beaches of Blanes is somewhat coarse, but comfortable.
Most beaches are served by small kiosks where refreshments can be bought at reasonable prices. There are open showers at regular intervals. There are some toilet and first aid facilities, but not as many as you’d expect.
The water quality at Blanes beaches is consistently good, and within Blue Flag standards.
Families with small children, as well as people unable to swim, should realize that just into the water most beaches shelf steeply.
Life guard stations are manned from July 1st through September 12th.
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May 28th, 2007 at 4:17 pm
[…] Blanes itself is blessed with a number of wonderful beaches. […]