Beaches and coves
Thanks to the location of Hotel Sol Ixent in front of the sea, it has an almost direct access to the creeks so the vehicle use is not needed.
The small coves of Cadaqués are intimate beaches, clean, pure, with crystalline waters, and wilderness nature, even virgins in some cases. Do not miss Platja de Ros, Cala Jugadora, the island of Port Lligat, or Platja Sa Conca.
Platja Gran beach
Cadaqués beach welcomes visitors with a very special sight: the statue of Salvador Dalí, one of the most photographed symbols on the promenade. From here, you can enjoy the town's atmosphere, stop at one of the beach bars, or simply relax by the sea.
It is a perfect place to stroll, have a drink with a view and experience Cadaqués from its most Mediterranean side, among boats, white facades and the characteristic calm of this corner of the Costa Brava.
Jugadora Cove
Cala Jugadora is striking for its geological landscape, marked by unique rock formations and the sculpted sway of the wind and sea. Its location on a narrow inlet makes it a sheltered cove, especially pleasant for enjoying the tranquility of Cap de Creus.
Its clear waters and underwater scenery make it ideal for those who want to discover the coastline from a different perspective, whether swimming, snorkeling or enjoying the sea in a unique natural environment.
Beach d'En Ros
En Ros beach is a small beach in Cadaqués that combines stretches of sand and pebbles, depending on the section. The nearby car park makes it a convenient option for those looking to enjoy the sea without straying too far from the town centre.
Its shallow waters and peaceful atmosphere make it ideal for a relaxing swim, some time in the sun or a break by the Mediterranean during a getaway to the Costa Brava.