Cala de Aigua Dolç

Cala de Aigua Dolç is a picturesque beach located on the Costa Blanca. Known for its natural beauty, the beach is characterized by its rocky terrain and clean, clear waters, making it a popular spot for snorkeling and diving. The beach is accessed via a steep descent with stairs, which can be challenging for some visitors. It is recommended to wear good shoes for the descent and ascent. The beach is predominantly rocky, with large stones and a lack of sand. This terrain can make it difficult to find a comfortable spot to sit or lie down, but there are still many places to rest and relax. A unique feature of the beach is a small tunnel made of rocks on the left side, which visitors can cross to reach another beautiful area. Cala de Aigua Dolç is a nudist beach, and visitors should be aware of this before visiting. Despite this, the beach is generally less crowded than other conventional beaches during the summer. Visitors are encouraged to respect the local fauna and environment during their visit. Parking is available a few meters before the viewpoint, or further away during the summer months. The beach is not well-served by the sun after 6-7pm, so it is advisable to visit earlier in the day. The beach's remote location and challenging access contribute to its tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for those seeking a peaceful retreat in nature.