La Caleta Cala Higuera

La Caleta Cala Higuera, also known as Playa La Caleta, is a semi-urban beach nestled in the town of Villajoyosa, also known as La Vila Joiosa in the province of Alicante, Spain, within the Valencian Community. The beach is 160 meters long and 30 meters wide and is characterized by fine stones and sand. The area is situated adjacent to a natural reserve, enhancing its environmental appeal. The beach boasts calm waters, making it ideal for swimming, and its natural beauty is further accentuated by vegetation that provides a serene atmosphere. Additionally, the beach is renowned for its clear waters and stunning views over the water and from the cliff tops, creating a beautiful panorama for visitors. La Caleta Cala Higuera is known to attract a moderate crowd, particularly during the peak season, with occupancy levels ranging from 30% to 70%. Visitors include both locals and guests from nearby accommodations. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a semblance of tranquility and seclusion, especially during weekdays. The beach provides several amenities for visitors' convenience, including toilets that are free to use. Furthermore, it is also equipped to accommodate disabled individuals, ensuring it is accessible to all. For any medical emergencies, the nearest hospital, Hospital de la Marina Baixa, is located in Villajoyosa. Getting to La Caleta Cala Higuera is fairly straightforward, with the N-332 road being the nearest to the beach. Visitors can reach the beach both on foot and by car. Public transportation is also available, with urban buses servicing the route. However, parking can be a challenge during peak times, and visitors might have to park their cars a distance away from the beach. Though the beach is situated in a cove, which could require some effort to reach, the natural beauty and tranquil environment of La Caleta Cala Higuera make it a popular choice for both locals and tourists alike.