Platja de la Punta de la Tordera sits at the meeting point of river and sea in Maresme, Catalonia, close to Malgrat de Mar. The setting is sand backed by dunes and the Tordera river mouth, with open Mediterranean water in front. It is listed for naturist use, and nudity is tolerated across the beach. Visits are usually a few hours for swimming and sunbathing. The beach is public with free access and no gates, tickets or closing time, although daylight hours are typical for visits. Reach it on foot from Malgrat de Mar by staying on established paths near the dunes and river mouth. The ground is natural and uneven, with soft sand that makes walking slower with heavy bags. There is no dedicated beach parking, so visitors park in town and walk. Rail and bus connections serve Malgrat de Mar, followed by the same walk to the shore. Bring everything needed for the stay. There are no shops or bars on the beach, so carry water and food and carry waste out. There are no toilets or showers on the sand; the nearest facilities are in Malgrat de Mar. Shade is very limited, with little natural shade and no built shelters, so bring an umbrella, hat and sun protection. Sun exposure is high on the open sand. No permanent lifeguard service is expected. Swim with caution, check local conditions, and take particular care near the river mouth where currents can be stronger, especially after rain. Dogs are often restricted on beaches in this area during summer, so follow local signage. Allow time for the walk in both directions and plan around heat in midday.