Why go
Cala de la Palmera, Cala Cantalar and Cala de Los Judíos trade broad sand for rocky seabeds and clearer underwater interest. The linked trail lets walkers sample several headlands and inlets, making this a better choice for exploration than for an easy, fully serviced beach day.
What to look for
- Low rocky headlands divide the coast into a sequence of small coves.
- Clear water and textured seabeds suit snorkelling and diving when the sea is calm.
- The coastal path links the cape between San Juan and Almadraba beaches.
Useful to know
- Wear secure footwear for uneven rock and trail surfaces.
- Bring sun protection and water because shade is limited along the exposed cape.
- Avoid entering the water in rough seas or strong wind, when rocky access becomes less forgiving.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 60–150 min
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