Platja del Cau del Llop

Platja del Cau del Llop is a picturesque beach nestled in the town of Llançà, located in the region of Catalonia, Spain. The beach forms part of a scenic coastal route known as Ruta Llança: Platja del Cau del Llop-Platja de la Gola (El Port), which follows the GR-92 and Camino de Ronda. Access to this beach requires navigating a set of stairs and following the coastline, offering visitors a breathtaking journey along the route. This quaint beach is renowned for its tranquil and crystal-clear waters, offering an ideal environment for various water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and paddle boarding. The sand on the beach has a unique gravel-like texture, which can get hotter than regular sand, thereby necessitating the use of water socks for comfort. Despite its size, Platja del Cau del Llop is well-equipped with a small food and drink stand for refreshments and showers for convenience. However, it does not have toilet facilities. The beach can be accessed after a steep downhill walk of about 4-5 minutes from the parking area located nearby. During the summer months, Platja del Cau del Llop can become quite crowded due to its popularity and the stunning natural beauty it offers. However, visitors should be mindful of the occasional presence of plastic and waste in the water. Despite this, the beach continues to offer a refreshing and enjoyable experience, making it a must-visit destination in Llançà.