Cala Montgó

The great cove of the Montgrí coastline

Cala Montgó is the largest cove and one of the best-equipped beaches on the Montgrí massif coastline. Its rounded and sheltered shape, together with its easy access and wide range of services, make it one of the most popular beaches in the area.

From a geological point of view, it has been suggested that it could be an ancient sunken doline, later shaped by the action of the sea. It also has significant historical value, as it was used as a landing site during Roman times.

It is an easily accessible cove, ideal for families and for visitors looking for comfort while enjoying a natural setting.

Features

• Length: 430 m
• Width: 200 m
• Beach type: fine sand
• Setting: urban environment
• Nearest settlement: 1 km
• Access: on foot, by car, by bicycle or by sea

Services

• parking
• lifeguard service
• anchor buoys
• beach bar
• kayak school and rental
• paddleboard rental
• sunbed and parasol hire
• adapted public toilets
• foot wash stations
• adapted access for people with reduced mobility

How to get there

Cala Montgó can be reached by road from L’Estartit and Torroella de Montgrí, as well as on foot from the Montgrí massif, by bicycle or by sea.

See the route