Platja de Can Comes is an open natural beach within a protected natural area near Castelló d'Empúries, Catalonia. Access is on foot by marked paths, with unpaved tracks and a walk from designated parking areas. There are no gates or fixed daily hours, but visitors should stay on marked paths and respect signage protecting dunes and wildlife. The surface is sand, with a shallow sandy entry to the sea. Conditions can turn wavy when windy, so cautious swimming is advisable, especially as no regular lifeguard service is expected. The beach is generally quiet with low density, even in summer. Mornings and late afternoons are usually calmer and less hot, while June through September offers generally warm weather for swimming. Winter is cooler and windy. Facilities are absent. Expect no sunbeds, toilets, showers, beach bars or shops on the sand. Bring water, food, sun protection and bags for waste, as little natural shade is available and midday sun exposure is strong. Parking is limited to designated areas at the edge of the natural area; avoid dunes and closed tracks. No direct public transport reaches the sand, so most visitors arrive by private vehicle or bicycle and continue on foot. Half-day visits are common to allow time for travel, walking and beach time. Dogs may be restricted in the protected area, so check local signage. The setting suits self-sufficient visitors seeking a quiet natural beach, with few amenities for children. Because shade and drinking water are unavailable on the sand, pack more than expected and secure light items against wind on exposed paths.