Beach: Cala de las Piteras

This beach is located in a semi-urban area and is surrounded by rocks and typical Mediterranean vegetation. It is suitable for fishing.

Beach: Cala del Plomo

Beach: Cala Pola

This crystal clear watered beach can be reached by foot. The area is covered in rocks and pine trees. The area is excellent for snorkelling. Boat tours leave from the beach and head towards the wonderful surrounding coves in order to fully appreciate the beautiful seabed.

Beach: Cala de la Polacra

Beach: Cala de Porroig

This is quite a quiet fishing beach where boats anchor along the shore. You can enjoy sports such as scuba-diving, sailing and water skiing.

Beach: Cala Portaló

Beach: Cala Pregonda

To access this gorgeous beach we have to go around Binimel-la Beach. The isles opposite to the beach afford beautiful views, while at the same time protecting the beach from the north winds. It is a very peaceful area. The sand is brown and very fine, and the water absolutely transparent. ...

Beach: Cala Príncipe

It is a fabulous unspoiled beach in Cabo de Gata nature reserve, where you go nude sunbathing.

Beach: Cala Pudent

Protected by small dunes and lowland vegetation. It is a totally unspoilt beach.

Beach: Cala Puerto Azul

It is a lovely cove of stones and rocks. It stands out due to its cleanliness and the lovely view it has of the fortress of Peñíscola. It is ideal for scuba-diving and exploring the area on a mountain bike. It is possible to park at the edge of the cove.

Beach: Cala Puntal II

Beach: Cala Puntal

This quiet beach, surrounded by bungalows with small gardens and restaurants. There is abundant palm tree vegetation and large rocks. It has easy accesses. You can park near the beach.

Beach: Cala El Racó

This small beach of white stones has nice views and is a pleasant setting. Next to Calpe marina, it is a meeting point for lots of different sports: you can climb the Rock of Ifach, go scuba-diving, fish, sail, etc. This is the starting point of the Prince of Asturias Ecological Walk that runs along the foot of the Rock. ...

Beach: Cala Rafalino

Although the beach is not classified as nudist you can often see naked people along the beach. It is an excellent beach for scuba-diving, given its sandy and rocky seabed.

Beach: Cala Rajá

Beach: Cala Rajols

Beach: Cala Reona

A big, easy to get to beach with parking space only a few metres from the sand. Despite the small houses at the foot of the beach, it still preserves an unspoiled air. It has an open-air bar and restaurant.

Beach: Cala del Retor

Cala del Retor nestles between the modern marina and the hill where the remains can be seen of the Iberian settlement Orpesa la Vella. It is a small cove, 70 metres long by 45 metres wide, with fine sand and calm, shallow water, and not many visitors, so it’s an ideal place to get some peace and quiet.

Beach: Cala de la Roca del Paller

Take the Camino de Ronda to reach this cove, set in quiet surroundings. It is not frequented by many bathers, yet pleasure boats often stop off here. The cove is sheltered by huge rocks.

Beach: Cala de la Roca Plana

Beach: Cala Roig

Beach: Cala Roja

A small cove that is reached via a set of around 40 steps. It is comprised of grey stones. It has an excellent coastal track that is ideal for bike riding, which is quicker and more comfortable.

Beach: Cala Rostella

The water is crystal clear with a wonderful turquoise colour.

Beach: Cala Rotja

It is divided into two by a rock covered area; both sections are covered with stones and can be accessed via two separate stairways. Excellent seabed.