Cala Pedrosa is a tiny cove in the Costa Brava, located between the towns of Llafranc and Tamariu. Its dimensions are modest: 30 metres long and 10 metres wide, it’s almost entirely a pebble beach with no sand cover. The closest accommodation is no less than thirty minutes away. It’s a blessing for nature lovers, but don’t worry (or hope) about being all alone—Cala Pedrosa is a cozy yet popular spot!
Reaching the Pedrosa cove requires some ingenuity. The most straightforward way is sailing into the cove on a boat; most visitors looking for a calm spot to swim and sunbathe who have access to one do exactly that. People with a penchant for hiking and land excursions may choose to drive to the lighthouse Sant Sebastià and then hike for 45 minutes along Camino de Ronda.
Alternatively, the most effort-saving way is driving along the highway GIV-6542 towards the coordinates (41.907806,3.201733) and parking there, then walking about 5 minutes to the hiking route GR-92 and following it towards Paratge Ros Lluny for about 10 minutes to reach the cove.