Cala del Pino

Cala del Pino is a picturesque city beach located in Cartagena, Spain, known for its captivating natural beauty. It is characterized by its golden sandy terrain, stretching 150 meters in length and averaging 12 meters in width, and its prime position in a small cove provides calm and gentle waters. The beach's unique location offers visitors a stunning view of the sunset over the water, enhancing its tranquil and beautiful atmosphere.

The beach is equipped with various amenities to enhance the visitor experience. These include toilets, beach equipment rentals, and a bar. A range of restaurants is also available nearby, providing a variety of dining options. To ensure the safety of visitors, lifeguards are stationed during the peak season.

Access to Cala del Pino is via a cliffside walk, adding an adventurous touch to the beach visit. However, visitors should note that parking near the beach is limited. The closest parking is typically around 100 meters away, which may require a short walk. Despite its small size, the beach tends to get crowded, particularly during the peak season, reflecting its popularity among locals and tourists alike.

Although it's not officially a nudist beach, it has been noted that some visitors choose to sunbathe in the nude. Regardless of this, the overall atmosphere at Cala del Pino is one of tranquility and beauty, making it a must-visit location for those seeking a serene beach experience. Its commitment to maintaining a high standard of facilities and services has been recognized with the award of the Blue Flag badge since 2008.