Platja del Pebret

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Beach & nature FREE

Castelló — Baix Maestrat (a ~1h30 de València)

One of the few fine-sand beaches in the Serra d'Irta Natural Park, on the unspoilt coast south of Peníscola. It preserves the Duna del Pebret, declared a flora microreserve for its native vegetation, and a wooden boardwalk with botanical panels and a viewpoint that protects the dune belt.

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On the unspoilt coast south of Peníscola, inside the Serra d'Irta Natural Park, the Platja del Pebret is one of the few fine-sand coves along a stretch otherwise ruled by gravel and rock.

What sets it apart

Behind the sand lies the Duna del Pebret, declared a flora microreserve for its native vegetation. To protect it, a wooden boardwalk with botanical panels and a viewpoint was installed, so you can cross the dune belt without trampling it. It is the kind of beach with no beach bars or buildings, where the landscape is in charge.

Planning the visit

There are no facilities: bring water, shade and a bag for your rubbish.
Access is usually on foot or by bike from the park car parks.
Respect the dune zone and walk only on the boardwalk.

For anyone after something to do far from the crowds, it is among the most genuine beaches on this part of the Castelló coast.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Platja del Pebret free?

Yes, it is a wild-coast beach with open access, inside the Serra d'Irta Natural Park, south of Peníscola. Access is usually on foot or by bike from the park's car parks.

What sets it apart from other beaches?

It is one of the few fine-sand beaches on a stretch dominated by gravel and rock, with no beach bars or buildings, where the landscape rules. It preserves the Pebret Dune, declared a flora micro-reserve.

Are there facilities at the Platja del Pebret?

There are no facilities: bring water, shade and a bag for your rubbish. Respect the dune area and walk only on the wooden boardwalk.

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