Cala del Morelló

Cala del Morelló, also known as Playa del Morelló, is a small, urban cove situated in the city of Calp, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain. The cove is located along the Infanta Elena promenade. Its name is derived from the nearby 19th-century Torre del Molí or del Morelló. This beach is known for its natural beauty, featuring fine sand, pebbles, and rocks. The surrounding palm trees provide natural shade, making the beach an ideal spot during the hot summer months. It also offers a magnificent panoramic view of the nearby Ifac Mountain and the surrounding area, enhancing the overall appeal of the place. One of the key attractions of Cala del Morelló is its proximity to the renowned archaeological site, Baños de la Reina. This ancient site consists of Roman structures that were once used as a fish farm and thermal baths, adding a touch of historical significance to the beach. Despite its small size, approximately 50 meters in length, Cala del Morelló is popular among tourists for its pleasant and friendly atmosphere. It is a suitable location for activities such as fishing and snorkeling. The beach tends to be more crowded during the summer months, but it is not overly crowded, even on peak days like Sundays, maintaining a peaceful and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The beach is equipped with various amenities for the convenience of its visitors. It has lifeguard services, buoys, toilets, and foot showers. There are also restaurants nearby. It also offers parking facilities, making it easily accessible for visitors who prefer to travel by car. Access to the beach is straightforward, as it is located near the Paseo Marítimo Infanta Elena and Las Salinas. However, it is important to note that Cala del Morelló is not monitored by the environmental department.