▷ Coves of Calpe 🌊

At the foot of the monumental Ifach rock, this is an enclave with beautiful views. This semi-urban cove is made of gravel and is delimited by the containment dyke of the port and the rock itself. It is 70 metres long and 20 metres wide. It has an average number of visitors during the high season.

This small rocky cove of 100 meters long and 5 meters wide is located between La Fosa Beach and the Peñón de Ifach. It is a quiet naturist cove recommended for snorkeling or diving.

It is a small cove of pebbles located in the urbanization La Manzanera. It is a quiet place with beautiful views, crystal clear waters and posidonia meadows where you can snorkel and escape from the crowds.

The bay of Les Bassetes has a small breakwater that protects from the swell coming from the north and northwest. There is a sandy cove about 20m long and 2 wide. We can access the sea from the cove and also from the breakwater that even has a pool ladder.

It is a small virgin and rocky cove located between Les Bassetes and Cala Calalga. It is suitable for snorkeling because of the tranquility of its waters and the low level of occupation even in the summer season.

It is a small urban cove of fine sand and easy access located in a busy area of this municipality. From there we can enjoy beautiful views of the Peñón de Ifach and a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, as well as snorkeling.

The Queen's Baths are a group of 6 fish farms dating from Roman times, which were carved out of this rocky area of the coast. They were used to breed and supply fresh fish to the people of the time and now we can enjoy them as natural pools where we can refresh ourselves protected from the waves.

This natural cove, accessible only by sea, is surrounded by mountains, between two rocky outcrops of the Morro de Toix. There are few places on the Costa Blanca where we can enjoy such a mountainous environment and the sea at the same time.