Platja Serradal

Platja Serradal is a beach near Alcossebre in the Valencian Community, Spain, facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is listed for naturist use, with naturism reported mainly in quieter sections and textile use common elsewhere. The shoreline is open and exposed, with mixed sand and pebbles and pebbly entry into the water in places. Summer water is generally calm, making June to September the most suitable period for swimming. Winters are mild but less suited for beach visits. Access is on foot from nearby coastal access points over natural beach ground. The surface can feel uneven, so sturdy footwear for the walk and careful footing at the waterline help. No adapted access is reported. Parking is reported near coastal access points, although arrangements may vary, and no direct public transport is reported, so most visitors depend on a private vehicle. There are no developed facilities reported on the beach. No toilets or showers are available, and there is no permanent food service. Visitors carry water, food, and all beach equipment, and take rubbish away. Little natural shade is available and sun exposure is high on the open shoreline. Sun protection, a shade shelter, and plenty of drinking water matter, especially in the morning and late afternoon heat. The beach is generally quiet, with more people possible in summer. No admission fee is reported and no fixed opening hours are reported. Short visits to half-day stays are common, depending on supplies carried. Standard beach conduct applies, with attention to varying sea conditions outside calm summer days.