Platja del Serrallo is an undeveloped beach near Sant Jaume d'Enveja, in Catalonia's Montsià area. It is reached by rural tracks from the town area, followed by walking over open sand. There is no formal beach car park, so visitors use limited roadside or trackside space where permitted and continue on foot. There is no direct public transport to the shore, making a private vehicle or bicycle the practical option. The final approach crosses uneven natural ground without adapted paths. Plan for sun, wind, and a remote setting. The beach surface is sand, typical of delta shores. The coastal water is generally shallow, although wind and season affect conditions. There is little or no natural shade and high sun exposure across the open sand. Morning and late afternoon offer milder sun and wind. The warmest period runs from June to September, while winter can be windy and cool. Bring water, food, sun shelter, and suitable footwear, as no shops or rental services are available. There are no toilets, showers, or lifeguards, and no set opening hours for this open shoreline. Access is free. Visits are generally short half-day stays because of the lack of services. Mobile coverage, waste bins, and emergency facilities should not be relied upon. Carry out all rubbish and check local rules on dogs before visiting. The remote character means preparation matters more than at serviced beaches. Visitors often plan short, flexible stays around weather, daylight, and carried supplies. Since services and support are absent, self-reliance shapes the whole visit from arrival to departure.