Cala La Calalga
Partida la Fossa, 48, 03710 Calp, Alicante, Spain, Calpe
Highlights
- ✓Secluded cove with crystal-clear waters
- ✓Scenic hike to reach the beach
- ✓Ideal for snorkeling and swimming
- ✓Stunning natural surroundings
- ✓Peaceful and uncrowded
Discover Cala La Calalga, a hidden gem in Calpe where crystal-clear waters meet rugged cliffs. This secluded cove offers a serene escape with golden sands, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and unwinding away from crowds. Accessible by a short hike, it rewards visitors with breathtaking views and untouched natural beauty. Ideal for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility, this beach is a must-visit for an authentic Mediterranean experience.
Cala La Calalga is a secluded cove in Calpe, known for its crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs. This picturesque beach offers golden sands and turquoise waters, ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Accessed via a scenic hike from Partida la Fossa, the journey rewards visitors with stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean landscape. Surrounded by lush greenery, the cove remains peaceful and uncrowded, making it perfect for nature lovers and those seeking tranquillity. While there are no facilities on-site, its untouched beauty provides an authentic coastal escape. For current details on access or conditions, visit the official Calpe tourism website or contact the tourist office at +34 965 836 920.
Reviews (10)
It's a shame there's hardly any beach to enjoy.
A relaxing and scenic experience, perfect for those seeking a quiet walk immersed in nature! The eco-friendly path that starts from Cala La Calaga and ends at Cala Les Bassetes is a truly picturesque coastal trail: about a 30-minute gentle walk, suitable for everyone, even those who aren't particularly fit. The trail winds along the coast with breathtaking sea views and spectacular cliffs, offering ideal views for photography enthusiasts or simply to enjoy the sound of the waves and the salty air. Toward the end of the trail, there's a small road detour due to roadworks, but it's nothing complicated: the route is easy to follow and well-marked. Upon arrival at Cala Les Bassetes, you can reward yourself with a stop at the Oceania Restaurant, a seafront venue where you can have lunch or simply have a coffee, enjoying the view and the tranquility of the place. In short: a short trail full of natural beauty, ideal for a morning stroll or a relaxing afternoon. Highly recommended!
There were a lot of seaweed, rough seas, and little space to sit. Perhaps during peak season, if you're looking to escape the crowds, it's an option if the sea conditions are favorable.
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