Playa Es Llan? Gran Pm1

Spain Coastal 1 - Excellent

Platja d'es Llané Gran is a small beach in the municipality of Cadaqués in the Alt Empordà comarca of Catalonia, Spain. It is located on the outskirts of the Cadaqués urban nucleus within an urban setting. The beach is part of a coastal stretch containing several coves and small beaches. It experiences high occupancy during summer months.

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Water

Mediterranean Sea. The beach is classified as an embedded beach with an average width of 24 m, length of 83 m, surface area of 1,503 m², and a very steep water entry slope. Coastline evolution rate is -0.14 m/year. The water body belongs to the C4 Cadaqués Bay mass, a rocky deep-water body with moderate continental influence. Average water temperature: June 20.2°C, July 22.6°C, August 22.3°C, September 20.9°C. Mean salinity range: 35.4–38.6 psu. Predominant sea state is calm with average significant wave height of 0.61 m and mean period of 5.82 seconds. General circulation is cyclonic with currents parallel to the continental coast and a northeast current.

Location

Cadaqués, Girona Province, Catalonia, Spain. The beach is situated on the outskirts of the Cadaqués urban nucleus (population 2,873 inhabitants). Parking information is not available in the profile.

Facilities

Facilities information is not specified in the profile. The document references the Cadaqués municipality website for additional facility information.

Season

First week of June to third week of September. Microbiological monitoring occurs weekly on Saturdays for 17 consecutive weeks. Environmental inspections occur at least 3 times weekly during the bathing season.

Water Quality

Water quality is monitored weekly by the Catalan Water Agency (ACA) during the bathing season. Monitoring includes microbiological indicators (Escherichia coli and intestinal enterococci) as per EU Directive 2006/7/CE. Environmental inspections evaluate water transparency, coloration, floating solids, marine and terrestrial plant debris, foam, phytoplankton patches, hydrocarbons, and jellyfish presence.

Risks

The beach receives occasional discharge from the underground Rec de Palau during heavy rainfall events. The area has high hydrological response velocity (VRH) to rainfall episodes. The emergency discharge system and four pipelines from the wastewater treatment facility can be activated in cases of network overload or main emissary failure.