Beach: Cala Moreia

Beach: Cala Morell

Sheltered, tranquil beach dotted with small boats, surrounded by abundant vegetation.

Beach: Cala Morella Nou

Beach: Cala Morisca

Beach: Cala Morisca

Take the road to the coast, la Costa de Garraf, just after the town of this name and before arriving at Vallarca, is Morisca Beach. There is an open-air bar, with a large terrace, and swimming pool with views of the sea and the beach. A bay is formed in the centre of the beach, surrounded by mountains and vegetation.

Beach: Cala Morlanda

Beach: Cala del Moro

This beach has crystal clear water and a wonderful seabed, ideal for scuba-diving and fishing. The coast is lined by coves, one after the other. El Moro Cove, for instance, is only ten metres away from Santa Lucía Cove.

Beach: Cala Moros

Moros Cove is surrounded by hills and sheltered by the rocks that flank the beach. The surrounding vegetation stretches down to the water. This is a small, pleasant cove.

Beach: Cala de Morro del Vedell

Beach: Cala Bona

Situated in a Housing Estate of the same name. It is formed by a row of three small beaches separated by small piers.

Beach: Cala Bona

Secluded cove hidden along a stretch of coast where tranquility reigns amongst the abundance of plant life. It is accessed on foot from the road. Small boats are moored along the shore.

Beach: Cala Boquer

Small cove set in breathtaking surroundings, endowed with fantastic waters and seabed.

Beach: Cala de Bosch

Beach: Cala del Bosque

The cleanliness of its water is exceptional.

Beach: Cala Bot

A very pleasant setting, surrounded by pine trees and bushes. Set in wild surroundings, this beach is often deserted.

Beach: Cala Botella

This is a small cove of crystal-clear water surrounded by splendid vegetation.

Beach: Cala Buena

Small cove accessible by car. There are showers, etc.

Beach: Cala Ca's Xirimié

Beach: Cala del Caballo

Beach: Cala de Cabo Cervera

Peaceful cove with a sandy beach and easy access to the sea.

Beach: Cala Calafató

The cove is more deep than it is long. It lies around the built-up area of Calafat that has its own marina. The residents tend to frequent the area. It is quite well equipped.

Beach: Cala Calalga

Snorkelling is recommended in this area.

Beach: Cala Calderer

Beach: Cala Caldés

Beach: Cala Calis

Beach: Cala Calitjàs

Quiet cove set in a natural environment. There are rocks on both sides of the beach; nudist sunbathers usually lie amongst the rocks on the left hand side of the beach, where they can enjoy more intimacy.

Beach: Cala Canadell

This beach is set in Cape Creus Nature Park. It is unspoiled, quiet and surrounded by pine trees. Its waters are crystal-clear and boats are often anchored here. It is an ideal spot for getting away from the hustle and bustle, where you can enjoy nature and the tranquil surroundings.

Beach: Cala de Canalicas

Beach: Cala Cantalars

Beach: Cala del Cañuelo

This is a beach set in mountainous surroundings, a feature that lends a touch of paradise to the area. The rocks that flank the shore make this an ideal beach for snorkelling. Several boats anchor along this beach.

Beach: Cala Canutells

There is a small jetty with excavated caves that the local fishermen use.

Beach: Cala Canyadell

Close to the beaches of the towns of Altafulla and Torredembarra is the small beach of Canyadel. Protected by two rocky ends and pines. It is reached via a set of steps.

Beach: Cala Capellans

Beach: Cala Capitán

A small cove surrounded by a row of summer houses with their gardens. It has a small island full of vegetation that can be reached by swimming to it. The water is very clean, which is good news for scuba-diving fans.

Beach: Cala Carbó

Beach: Cala Carbó

Access to the cove is well signposted. Equipped with sunbeds, sunshades and restaurants. A small cape-like projection into the sea shelters this beach from strong waves. At one end you will find an old pier used by the local fishermen.