Cala Sa Cova

Cala Sa Cova is a small and tranquil beach nestled in the municipality of Castell-Platja d'Aro, known for its picturesque setting and serene environment. This secluded cove, surrounded by cliffs and pine trees, is often considered the epitome of a Costa Brava beach. The beach spans a length of 55 meters and a width of approximately 15 meters, making it an intimate spot for beachgoers.

The cove's natural beauty is further enhanced by the coarse sand that lines its shores, and the crystal clear waters that surround it. The entrance to the sea has a slight slope, making it particularly safe for children and less experienced swimmers. The seabed initially features sand but swiftly transitions to a rocky terrain, providing an interesting landscape for snorkelers.

Despite its remote location, Cala Sa Cova can be accessed by two methods. For those who prefer a scenic route, a steep staircase descending from the coastal path leads directly to the beach. Alternatively, for those with access to a boat, the cove can also be reached by sea. The coastal path above the cove also offers a pleasant walk through the rocky area, unveiling the natural splendor of the region.

While the beach's seclusion adds to its charm, it is worth noting that Cala Sa Cova can fill up quickly during peak season. As such, it is recommended to arrive early, preferably before 10:30 am, to secure a spot. Despite the potential for crowds, the beach maintains its appeal, offering a peaceful retreat for individuals, couples, and families alike.

In terms of amenities, Cala Sa Cova is a natural beach with no services available. Visitors are advised to bring their own provisions. Moreover, the beach is shaded in the afternoon, offering a welcome respite from the sun. Despite the lack of facilities, the beach is well-maintained and clean, with the occasional presence of algae in the surrounding waters.