Cala de La Fustera

Cala de La Fustera is a charming and picturesque beach located in the town of Benissa. Known for its golden sand and clear waters, it provides a serene and tranquil setting for beachgoers. The beach is typically busy, but there is usually enough space for visitors to relax and enjoy the sun. It is surrounded by rocky outcrops and lush vegetation that adds to its natural beauty. The waters are home to Neptune Grass prairies, supporting a diverse marine ecosystem.

The beach offers a variety of amenities for its visitors. These include a children's park, a picnic area, a beach bar, and opportunities for nautical activities. Further enhancing its appeal, the beach is equipped with facilities such as bathrooms and provides accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Additionally, it offers an Amphibious Chair service for disabled individuals during the summer months. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of activities including snorkeling, sailing, surfing, and kayaking.

Cala de La Fustera is also known for being environmentally conscious. It has received several environmental awards and eco-labels, including the Blue Flag and an "Ecoplayas" prize. In close proximity to the beach, there is a center known as the "Casa dels Cents Vents" that houses a tourist information office, a resident advice office, a police post, and a room for hosting environmental awareness activities related to the sea.

Parking at Cala de La Fustera is ample, with many spots available for visitors. The beach is easily accessible by car and there is a coastal path leading to the nearby tourist information center. Visitors can also explore the La Fustera Cave located nearby, which offers a magnificent view of the Benissa coastline.

Despite its many amenities and natural beauty, visitors should be aware that the only available toilet facilities are those of the beachside restaurant. The water at Cala de La Fustera is known to be colder than at some other beaches, possibly due to its depth. Additionally, the presence of dead algae in the water and on the beach has been reported, particularly during the mid-April period.