Cala Calella

A geological gem of the Montgrí with views of the Medes Islands

Cala Calella is a small rocky cove located in a unique geological setting within the Montgrí massif. The access path allows visitors to discover several points of interest, such as the Arquets viewpoint, the Calella well, and characteristic rock formations of the massif.

Its natural surroundings and open views towards the Medes Islands make this spot an ideal place for a peaceful exploration of the coastal landscape.

Features

• Length: 80 m
• Width: between 10 and 30 m
• Beach type: rocky
• Setting: natural environment
• Nearest settlement: 4 km
• Access: on foot

Services

This cove has no services.

How to get there

Access is only possible on foot from L’Estartit, along a route of around 30 minutes that is part of the visiting experience.

See the route