ジェテ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Currently, a section of 800 meters is still heavily overgrown, with huge rosemary and sage bushes, as well as thorns. It's best to bring a stick or something similar to push them away. However, the view is unique, and the spring is a dream.

The journey along the road is done through the interior of the guardrail. Do not take the route programmed by Komoot, it is closed with a fence in the Cala del Pino area. From the ruins of Cala Doncella to the beach, it is time to put away the poles because we will need our hands free, both to descend and to ascend.

For bicycle routes (MTB, Gravel, cycle tourism...) this area is recommended. You can only access some of the beaches by bicycle. If you go hiking by car, be careful not to leave valuable things inside, they usually steal every year without leaving a trace in the vehicle and take everything. Do not trust the person helping you park to get some coins, they do it in a group. It's a shame that a place like this, and such precious beaches, cannot be visited because of this type of people.

For bicycle routes (MTB, Gravel, cycle tourism...) this area is recommended. You can only access some of the beaches by bicycle. If you go hiking by car, be careful not to leave valuable things inside, they usually steal every year without leaving a trace in the vehicle and take everything. Do not trust the person helping you park to get some coins, they do it in a group. It's a shame that a place like this, and such precious beaches, cannot be visited because of this type of people.

A short trail leads down to the vantage point, which is ideal for a sunset. However, the car park fills up very quickly in the evenings, so allow a little more time for curb parking.

Parking is up on road 340. The beach is great, although fairly well known and popular. The taxi up and down costs 3 euros per person and goes up and down constantly. There are several restaurants on the beach where you should reserve a table in advance. We still found a place for a drink at lunchtime. Here, too, you get a little something to eat for free. La Bola Marina gave us a very warm welcome.

This is a beach that belongs to the town of La Herradura and Granada, it is nudist, in winter you can go down in the vehicle to the beach itself. There is a good beach bar restaurant next to the beach, but in summer things get complicated and You have to leave the vehicles in the parking lot, and walk up and down, although I think there is a micro bus that goes up and down several times a day

To get down to this beach we have two options, one is from the Cañuelo beach doing the marked hiking route or from the Cantarrijan beach also by the hiking route that starts on this same beach, we will arrive at some ancient ruins that They are in the middle of the hiking section between the two beaches of Cañuelo and Cantarrijan, right here we will find the beginning of the descent of the Torre de la Caleta beach.