La Mora is an open public beach on the Badalona seafront in Catalonia, Spain, facing the Mediterranean. Entry is free at all times, with access on foot and no gated entry. The surface is sand, exposed to strong sun with little natural shade and no permanent shelters. Most people come for a half day of swimming and sunbathing, often in the morning or late afternoon when sun and visitor numbers are milder. The warm dry summer season from June to September gives the most settled conditions for such a stay. Winters stay mild, but water turns cooler and services reduce, so shorter visits are more common outside summer. Water is generally calm in summer, which suits swimming when sea state allows. Seasonal lifeguard service may operate in summer, with no year-round cover, so swimmers check local flags and sea state before entering the water. Facilities remain minimal throughout the year. Toilets and showers are very limited or seasonal, and availability can vary. There are no permanent food outlets on the sand, so bring water, food, sun protection and a shade cover for the full stay. Dogs are often restricted during the summer season under municipal rules, so check local signs. Parking relies on surrounding urban streets, where summer availability varies and a short walk to the shore is usual. Urban public transport serves Badalona, followed by a walk to the shore. Movement across soft sand can be difficult, and adapted services are few, so visitors with limited mobility should plan accordingly. As an open beach without screening, keep valuables attended and give other beach users space throughout the visit.