Platja dels Eucaliptus lies near Amposta in Montsia, Catalonia, on the Mediterranean coast. It is listed as known for naturist use, with naturism accepted and swimwear also present. The setting is open and natural, with a sandy surface and generally shallow coastal water that can be affected by wind and waves. The beach is generally quiet with low visitor density, suited to swimming, walking and sunbathing for a few hours. Access is by road from the Amposta area, with the final section on rural tracks followed by walking across sand. Informal parking is found near beach access points, but capacity and surface may vary. No direct public transport to the beach is expected, so a private vehicle is normally needed. Allow extra time for the final rural section and short walk, especially in warm weather. Access is open with no set hours, no reservation and no fee expected. Facilities are minimal. There is no regular food or drink service, so bring water and food for the whole stay. Toilet and shower provision is limited or absent. Lifeguard presence is not assured, so swim with caution and stay within comfortable depth. Sun exposure is high on the open sand and there is very little natural or built shade, so bring sun protection and plan for a self-sufficient visit. Morning and late afternoon offer milder sun and quieter conditions. The warmest and most settled weather is from June to September, with cooler and windier conditions outside summer. Dogs may be restricted, especially in summer, so check local signs before visiting. The beach has limited accessibility on natural sand, with no adapted infrastructure expected.