Platja de la Desenrocada is a natural beach on the Mediterranean coast near Sitges, in Garraf, Catalonia. Access is on foot along open coastal shore, with uneven rock and pebbles underfoot and no gated entry indicated. There is no dedicated beach parking indicated, so visitors use parking in the surrounding Sitges area and continue on foot. No direct public transport to the beach is indicated, with connections centring on Sitges. The surface is rock and pebbles with rocky water entry, and sun exposure is mostly open with little natural shade except for some rock formations. Mornings tend to be calmer and quieter, while afternoons can be warmer and busier in summer. June to September offers the warmest conditions for swimming, while cooler and windier conditions are normal outside summer. Mediterranean water conditions vary with wind and swell, and entry is rocky. There are no toilets, showers, food or drink outlets, and no lifeguard service, so swimming is unsupervised. Bring water, food, sun protection, sturdy footwear and a bag for waste, and plan short stays of a few hours. Because the beach is undeveloped, planning ahead before leaving the Sitges area helps keep a short stay comfortable and low impact. Moving slowly over uneven rock and pebbles is advisable, especially when carrying supplies in and waste out. No entry charge is indicated and there are no set opening hours, with daytime use normal. The setting suits self-sufficient adults comfortable with remote natural conditions. No confirmed information on dog rules is available, so check local regulations before visiting. Quiet, patient behaviour around other visitors helps preserve the calm character of this simple coastal setting.