Punta De Santa Anna
Located just beyond the harbor is a series of small coves and rocky islands that provide a hint of the ‘wild coast’ (Costa Brava) you find if you travel North from here.
The beaches here are very small, and usually consist of more pebbles than sand.
If you can make your way over or around the furthest rock formation — you’ll have to be a sure-footed, able climber and/or be able to get your feet wet — you’ll be rewarded with a small, secluded, and sandy beach.
Since Punta De Santa Anna is so out of the way, you’ll find few — if any — tourists here. This spot can get busy, though, especially during the weekends.
The first beach is often used as a staging point for local divers.
Due to the more or less ‘private’ nature of the Punta de Santa Anna beaches you may encounter people sunning or bathing in the nude.
If you want refreshments you will need to walk to the kiosk near the roundabout at the marina.
Note: Construction work on the harbor of Blanes is — optimistically — scheduled to continue through the end of 2011. It has, for the time being, made this location a little less perfect than usual.
If you are determined and nimble enough to make it to the secluded beach around the far corner so much the better.
