Cala Tio Ximo
C. Dos Calas, 106, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain, Benidorm
Highlights
- ✓Crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling
- ✓Stunning views of the Sierra Helada
- ✓Rustic, unspoiled natural setting
Escape to Cala Tio Ximo, a hidden gem in Benidorm where crystal-clear waters meet rugged cliffs. This serene rocky cove offers breathtaking views of the Sierra Helada and a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. Perfect for snorkeling, sunbathing, or simply soaking in the Mediterranean charm, this tranquil spot is a must-visit for nature lovers seeking an authentic coastal experience.
Cala Tío Ximo is a charming 60-metre cove on Benidorm’s northern coast, nestled at the foot of the Sierra Helada and surrounded by steep cliffs. This small beach combines fine sand and rock, offering a quieter escape from busier shores. Its clear waters make it ideal for snorkelling, revealing rocky seabeds beneath the surface. The cove is equipped with lifeguard supervision and a safety flag for added security.
Perfect for those seeking a peaceful swim or a relaxing day by the sea, Cala Tío Ximo retains its natural Mediterranean appeal. For the latest safety updates and visitor information, check the official VisitBenidorm website.
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Reviews (10)
Cala del Tío Chimo is beautiful and peaceful, ideal if you're looking for something different from the crowded beaches of Benidorm. However, getting there isn't easy: you have to take a bus, walk, and climb some hills, so it's best not to carry too much weight. The cove is small, with a pebbly bottom, so chairs or water shoes are essential. There's a portable toilet. We spent a couple of hours there, did some snorkeling, and had a good time. I wouldn't go back, but I do recommend experiencing it at least once, because it's a unique and charming outing.
If you don't mind wearing a swimsuit, you can come here to the beach. Close to Benidorm, a nice, quiet little bay "away" from the hustle and bustle.
A very beautiful cove but difficult to access; it is advisable to wear appropriate footwear. There are usually few people and the water is clean.
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