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Coastal Retreats

This collection highlights the diverse shoreline of Cadaqués, ranging from the central urban beaches of Platja Gran and Es Poal to the remote, rocky coves of the Cap de Creus Natural Park. The coastline features a mix of coarse sand, gravel, and slate pebbles. Notable sites include Portlligat, the former home of Salvador Dalí, and secluded spots like Cala Jugadora and Cala Culip, known for their unique geological formations and clear waters suitable for snorkeling.

Platja de Portlligat

Located in a sheltered bay known for Salvador Dalí’s house-museum. Features several small fishing boats and views of the Illa de Portlligat.

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Platja des Poal

Small, urban gravel beach located near the town center, offering views of the Cadaqués white-washed houses.

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Platja Gran

The main beach of Cadaqués, characterized by its pebble shore and proximity to the seaside promenade and local cafes.

ca:Jóncols

Remote cove situated within the Cap de Creus Natural Park. Known for its deep waters and popular diving spots.

es Llaner Petit

Small gravel beach separated from Es Llaner Gros by a rocky point, located along the coastal path leading south.

es Llaner Gros

Gravel beach featuring a historic house once frequented by Federico García Lorca and Salvador Dalí.

Platja Gran de Culip

Secluded rocky cove in Cap de Creus, historically used as a natural harbor by ancient Greek and Roman vessels.

Platja de s'Alqueria

Quiet beach with a mix of stones and sand, located between the town center and Portlligat. Frequently used for nudism.

Platja Guillola

Sheltered cove north of Portlligat, protected from the Tramuntana wind, featuring calm waters and stone surroundings.

Platja Gran de Cala Jugadora

Small, wild cove near the Cap de Creus lighthouse, known for its transparent water and unique geological rock formations.

Platja des Jonquet

Tiny, rocky inlet located on the northern side of the Cadaqués bay, offering a secluded environment.

Platja de sa Conca

Broad beach located at the southern end of the town, featuring a mix of sand and pebbles. Popular for nudism.

Platja d'en Pep Ton

Small, rocky cove located near the s'Alqueria area, accessible via the coastal walking path.

Platja de Sant Lluís

Narrow beach located in a deep inlet, offering protection from the wind and views of the surrounding olive groves.

Platja de sa Figuera

Remote pebble beach located south of the main town, accessible via a hiking trail through the Mediterranean scrubland.

Platja d'en Noves

Small, quiet cove situated between Portlligat and Cap de Creus, characterized by its rocky terrain and clear water.

Racó d'en Sanés

Small pebble inlet located on the eastern side of the bay, offering views across to the Cadaqués church.

Platja de ses Oliveres

Urban beach with a mix of pebbles and sand, named after the olive trees that line the nearby slopes.

Platja de s'Aranella

Beach located on a small peninsula, offering panoramic views of the Cadaqués bay and the open sea.

Platja d'en Perefet

Small, rocky beach located along the shoreline between Ses Oliveres and S'Aranella.