Cala Maria

Near the Ebro delta is Cala Maria, which stands out for the beautiful Mediterranean vegetation that surrounds it. Olive and carob trees create a green blanket over the reddish cliffs that shelter the cove. Undoubtedly, an idyllic place to take a bath.

Cala Maria is a small, square cove 50 meters wide by 50 meters long. Surrounded by a landscape in which the mountain is home to vegetation such as olive trees and carob trees, it drains between a dotted orography of cliffs and rocky outcrops. Composed mainly of pebbles and rock, the waters are calm and there is no unevenness to get there.It has shower services as well as signage. It has relatively difficult access both on foot and by car; it is much more comfortable to get there by boat. A good way to get there on foot, if you love hiking, is to get there via the GR 92 route, a well-known signposted crossing through the various cliffs that give shape to this strip of coastline.

It is very accessible by car (preferably off-road or SUV) as the road has its crumbs. Another option is to park on the cobbled part of Calle Cala Maria and walk down