A sandy, family-friendly beach with clear, shallow waters and good facilities, including lifeguards, showers, and a playground. A wooden walkway along the coast enhances its charm.

Time: 18 min by car.

Accessibility: Cala Fustera is one of the most accessible beaches in the area, with a well-developed infrastructure including parking very close to the beach, making it easy to reach without any need to climb or walk long distances.

A pebbly cove with crystal-clear turquoise waters, surrounded by cliffs and pine trees. Ideal for snorkeling and enjoying quiet beach time, with a beach bar offering stunning views.

Time: 17 min by car.

Accessibility: Cala Baladrar is relatively easy to reach by car, with a parking area close to the beach. However, there is a short walk down a steep path to get to the beach itself, which might be a bit challenging for some visitors.

A popular sandy beach in Calpe, known for its long stretch of fine sand and excellent facilities, with spectacular views of the Peñón de Ifach. Great for sunbathing, water sports, and seaside walks.

Time: 22 min by car.

Accessibility: Playa de la Fossa is very accessible with direct access from the promenade and nearby parking. This beach is suitable for everyone, including those with mobility issues, as it is well-equipped and flat.

A longer drive, but it’s listed because it’s a stunning, award-winning cove known for its crystal-clear blue waters and fine pebble beach, nestled between cliffs. Perfect for snorkeling, kayaking, and immersing in spectacular natural beauty.

Time: 42 min by car.

Accessibility: Cala Granadella is a bit more challenging to reach. The beach is at the bottom of a steep road, and during the summer months, direct car access may be restricted due to its popularity, requiring visitors to park a bit further away and walk down or use a shuttle bus. The walk is not excessively long but can be considered a moderate challenge.

A small and tranquil sandy cove with rocky areas, perfect for snorkeling and peaceful relaxation. Less crowded, offering a serene beach experience.

Time: 19 min by car.

Accessibility: This small cove is fairly accessible, with a nearby parking area. The walk to Cala Pinets is short and not difficult, but it does involve a slight descent on a well-maintained path.

A secluded and rugged beach with pebbles and rocky formations, surrounded by natural scenery. Ideal for those seeking privacy and a natural environment away from the crowds.

Time: 19 min by car.

Accessibility: Cala Llobella is a bit more challenging to reach compared to others. The final stretch to the beach involves a walk down a rocky path that can be somewhat tricky, especially for those who are not used to walking on uneven surfaces.