Cala del Llop Marí

Cala del Llop Marí is a picturesque, rocky beach located in the northern part of El Campello, nestled between Almadrava and Amerador Beaches. The beach is located within a cove and is renowned for its natural beauty and historical significance. Its landscape is characterized by a rocky platform, which is believed to have been a Roman quarry in ancient times. A smooth slab extending into the water is a testament to this historical past, with indications that stones were cut into the slab during the Roman Empire.

The beach is also home to a small cave and is known for its rich flora, fauna, and unique geological features. These include various cavities that hold high environmental and landscape value. The abundant marine life in the area makes the beach a popular spot for divers and snorkelers.

Despite its popularity, the size of Cala del Llop Marí allows visitors to find quiet spots for relaxation. The beach is a bit stony, so visitors are advised to bring beach shoes and a mat for comfort. To ensure cleanliness, garbage cans are provided on the beach, encouraging visitors to dispose of their trash responsibly.

Getting to Cala del Llop Marí is relatively straightforward, with both bus and car access available. Parking is provided for visitors who choose to drive. A road leads from the street down to the cove, but caution is advised due to the rocky terrain. There is also a path that leads to the nearby San Juan beach, although it is not clearly marked. Despite these minor challenges, the breathtaking views and clear water make the journey to Cala del Llop Marí worthwhile.