Platja del Serrallo is an undeveloped sandy beach situated along the coast near Sant Jaume d'Enveja in Catalonia. The shoreline is open to visitors at all times with no posted operating hours and no entrance fee. Reaching the beach involves traveling along rural coastal tracks, followed by a walk across loose, uneven sand to reach the water. Parking is informal and takes place on unsurfaced ground near the ends of these rural paths. Because there is no direct public transport connecting to the area, visitors generally rely on a private vehicle or a bicycle and should prepare for an entirely self-sufficient trip. The coastal setting lacks all municipal infrastructure, meaning there are no public toilets, showers, lifeguards, beach bars or equipment rental services. Natural shade is sparse across the open sand, resulting in direct sun exposure throughout the day. Visitors should bring adequate drinking water, food, sun protection and bags to pack out all personal trash. The sea conditions are reported as having shallow, generally calm water with a sandy bottom, suitable for wading and relaxed swimming when weather conditions remain settled. The most favorable period for visiting typically spans from late spring to early autumn, particularly between June and September. Morning and late afternoon hours tend to provide milder temperatures and calmer wind. Overall occupancy remains low, allowing ample space to spread out across the shoreline. Those seeking greater privacy can walk farther from the main track entry points into the less frequented stretches. Due to the unpaved terrain and loose sand, the area is difficult for individuals with reduced mobility. Given the remote setting and lack of on-site rescue services, visitors should monitor weather and wave patterns carefully and swim with caution.