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I suggest visiting early around 9 AM to beat the crowds—it's way more enjoyable without the hustle and bustle. You can get some great pics too!

I suggest exploring the promenade after your beach time. There’s great street art and local shops that are fun to check out, plus it’s not too far from the beach.

Check the wind conditions before you go. It can get pretty breezy in the afternoon, which might not be ideal for lounging!

Check out the free guided tours; they're available sometimes! I stumbled upon one, and it was actually really informative and fun. Totally worth it!

Don't stress about buying a ticket online. I just bought mine at the entrance, and there was no line at all! Much easier and saved me some time.

I suggest you visit early in the morning, around 8 AM, to enjoy the peace and quiet before the crowds - it's a different vibe! The light is also gorgeous for photos.

I recommend wearing comfy shoes; the park is bigger than it looks, and you might end up walking a lot more than you planned.

Don't forget to pack a picnic. There are loads of lovely grassy spots where you can chill. Plus, the park has some cute little cafes if you don’t feel like bringing your own food.

I recommend grabbing a beach lounger early in the day, like around 9 AM. They get snatched up quick, and believe me, you don't wanna be stuck on the sand with no shade.

If you’re driving, be careful with the parking! I parked in a nearby garage, and it was pricey. If you can, use public transport—it’ll save you money and stress!

My advice is to avoid the touristy restaurants by the water. I found a small local place a little further away that had amazing paella at a fraction of the price. Worth the trek!

I recommend renting a bike to explore the area; it's way more fun than walking, and you can cover more ground quickly. Just watch out for the heat, though! Bring water!