Bays

The cove Cala Ses Orats is located next to Port Fornells and can be reached within minutes along Camí de Ronda in the direction of Aiguablava.

Ses Orats is a tiny cove barely 10 meters long, but it is well-protected from the wind, which comes in handy on the days when the cold coastal wind of Tramuntana is especially active.

There is a small pier for boats built by the local residents.

The cove of Platja des Calders is a quiet spot not far from the Museum-House of Salvador Dalí in Port Lligat, renowned for the grey tones of its pebbly beach and its quiet, clear waters.

This tiny cove (just 25 meters long and 5 meters wide) had served as the base of a scientific project studying dolphin therapy up until 1993. After the project had closed down, the Platja des Calders cove has returned to its quiet state — in the off-season, you aren’t likely to encounter any other visitors.

The easiest way to Platja des Calders is along a narrow path with the coordinates of (42.286723, 3.294986), next to house №10 on Carrer de Llança.

Directions: Drive to the Cap de Creus lighthouse (Far de Cap de Creus), park and walk 4 km along the highway towards Illa de Cullaró. If you have good hiking boots and decent cardio, you can also take the paths along the sea instead of walking on the road, by turning right at the coordinates 42.319759, 3.307245.

Directions: The cove is the end point for the SL®-C 20 route that begins in L’Estartit.

GI-682 parking coordinates: 41.73872, 2.95523
Coordinates of the stairs to descend to the bay: 41.737423, 2.957476

Directions: From the yacht club Club Nàutic Sant Feliu de Guíxols in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, walk 2 minutes along Camí de Ronda.

Directions: Drive to the Cap de Creus lighthouse (Far de Cap de Creus), park and walk along the highway towards the point with coordinates (42.319051, 3.313324). Turn left on a small path that will lead you to the cove in under 10 minutes.