Pals Beach – Platja de l'Estartit loop from Camping Neptuno
Pals Beach – Platja de l'Estartit loop from Camping Neptuno
4.6
(29)
493
runners
00:52
8.25km
20m
Running
Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
Last updated: August 14, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Camping Site
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2.27 km
Highlight • Beach
2.54 km
Highlight • Beach
4.26 km
Highlight • Beach
5.25 km
Highlight • Beach
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Tip by
6.31 km
Highlight • Beach
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Tip by
8.25 km
End point
Camping Site
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.46 km
1.71 km
759 m
511 m
403 m
348 m
Surfaces
3.54 km
2.40 km
1.18 km
531 m
403 m
135 m
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Friday 21 August
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Comments
The bicolored flowers of the purple vetch seem to grow out of nowhere. Ice plant and snapdragon complement each other in the same color.
The graffiti of the Radio Liberty Station features a cool bear and a psychedelic mushroom. The beautiful, large lantana …
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The Spanish love roundabouts. Even on this short lap, you pass three.
This time, …
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At Raja's suggestion, I took a small detour. The gravel road was actually shadier than our usual route. A beautiful blue viper's bugloss grows there.
Towards the end, our path also leads past a magnificent star jasmine hedge. The entire road is filled with its fragrance.
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The dogs and I aren't training, so it's just a slow run.
My new running shoes have a soft sole. They're very comfortable to walk on.
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Lovely details for me included the mushrooms growing from the tree stump, the last wild dandelions, and the flowers still hanging abundantly from the gardens.
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It's starting to get too warm for the rockroses. The thistles are still doing well, and the blue viper's bugloss has a shady spot anyway.
The hairy purging umbel has developed pretty seed clusters (who comes up with names like that?)
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The mushrooms in the tree trunk have grown in the last two days, changed shape, and have already been nibbled on.
Sometimes you have to stop to help a snail cross the road.
The ants have built an amazingly tall, beautifully round sandcastle.
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When the Soft-haired Sundew blooms, it looks very unusual and extravagant, almost alive in a close-up shot.
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