Del Pi is a beach near Portbou in Upper Empordà, Catalonia, Spain, reported for naturist use on the sea. Plan it as a simple, self-supported coastal stop rather than a serviced swimming site, with expectations shaped by the lack of established services. The established picture is consistent: foot access from the Portbou coastal area, natural uneven terrain, pebble surface, no facilities established, no designated parking established, no direct public transport established, and generally low crowds. The practical season is June to September, when coastal weather is generally more workable for an exposed walk and time on the shore. Arrive prepared for a short or half-day stay with water, sun protection, sturdy footwear for the approach, and a bag for all waste, since nothing can be obtained or discarded at the beach itself. Expect to walk in on natural ground, watch footing on uneven sections, choose a stable place above the waterline, and enter the sea carefully over pebbles where footing may shift underfoot. Since no toilets, showers, shops or lifeguards are established, do not rely on local services at the site itself and plan personal needs before leaving Portbou. Portbou is the reference point for general supplies and onward movement, so arrange food, water, and return timing there. Parking and public transport are not confirmed for the beach itself, so confirm local arrangements in Portbou before setting out and allow extra time for finding the start of the foot route. Conditions can change with weather and sea state, and summer weekends may bring slightly more people while still keeping the overall pattern of low use. Keep plans flexible, allow time for the walk in and out in daylight, avoid pressure to stay if the sea looks rough, and leave the shore as found with all belongings and waste carried out.