Cala Ferriol

A wild cove among the cliffs of the Montgrí

Cala Ferriol is one of the most isolated and wild coves in the Montgrí massif. Surrounded by cliffs, Mediterranean vegetation and a completely natural environment, it offers a true sense of tranquillity and a feeling of being away from it all.

Its clear waters and pebble seabed make it an ideal spot for peaceful swimming and snorkelling, always in an environment without services or urban development.

Features

• Length: 150 m
• Width: between 30 and 70 m
• Beach type: pebbles
• Setting: natural and wild
• Nearest settlement: 6 km
• Access: on foot or by sea

Services

This cove has no services.

How to get there

Cala Ferriol can be reached on foot from L’Estartit by following the trails of the Montgrí massif, or by sea. The walk takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

See the route