Platja de Ponent is a sand beach on the Mediterranean coast at Premia de Mar, in the Maresme area of Catalonia, Spain. It is listed in some sources as a place with naturist use, but the exact area, designation and acceptance are not confirmed, so plan for an ordinary public town beach. Access is described as level walking from the seafront promenade area, with no entry charge indicated. The beach has an open layout with substantial sun exposure and little natural shade, so sun protection, water and a shade option are practical for a full day outside. The swimming water is Mediterranean coastal water, and conditions can vary by day and season. Check sea state before entering and use standard caution for currents, waves and changing depth near the shore. The comfortable period for beach visits generally extends from June into September, corresponding with late spring into early autumn warmth along this part of the coast. Mornings may be quieter for arrival and finding space, while midday and afternoon bring stronger sun and generally more visitors from the town. Mixed town beach use means limited privacy, especially in summer afternoons when the sand fills and spacing narrows. Bring what is needed for the day, keep belongings simple, and allow time to observe local patterns before choosing a spot to settle. Since naturist boundaries are unclear, keep a cover-up available and avoid assuming that all sections are used the same way. If the section around you remains clearly clothed, remain clothed as well and respect the prevailing use. Leave the sand clean, take rubbish away, and keep noise and movement considerate toward neighbours through the day.