Platja de Llevant
Platja de Llevant in Salou, the tourist capital of the Costa Daurada, is the longest natural beach in the municipality, at one kilometre two hundred metres. With fine golden sand and clear, calm waters, it enters the sea along a gentle slope, ideal for families with children.
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Platja de Llevant runs alongside the Passeig Marítim de Jaume I, a wide boulevard full of greenery and gardens, ideal for strolling on foot or by bike, enjoying the beach and gazing at the sea all year round. It also includes part of the Salou camí de ronda (coastal path).
At Platja de Llevant you can enjoy a variety of water and leisure activities, such as windsurfing, parasailing, water skiing, kayaking, oxon, pedalos or having fun on a floating pontoon, among many others, as well as sports areas for playing football or volleyball. Platja de Llevant also has a calendar of environmental activities.
Like most of the beaches in Salou, Platja de Llevant offers many services for visitors: access for people with reduced mobility, with a ramp down to the water, lifeguard and rescue posts, a children's play area, and a wide choice of beach bars and restaurants. It holds the Blue Flag, ISO 14001, Q de Platges and Safe Tourism Certified certifications, which attest to its excellent hygiene and environmental and tourism quality.
Accessibility
- Accessible parking space
- Accessible ramp
- Walkway
- Walkway to the seashore
- Amphibious chair
- Bath assistance service
- Accessible toilet
- Accessible shower
- Shaded area
- Visual and audible devices
- Designated swimming area
- Lifeguard and rescue coordination centre
- Q for Quality
Source: Costa Daurada Accessible Beaches Guide 2026, Salou – Costa Daurada Chair in Tourism Innovation and Research (URV). Data from May and June 2026: check the services before you go.
