Beach: Cala de los Angeles

Beach: Cala Anguila

Secluded cove surrounded by pine trees. For lovers of scuba-diving, there is an impressive natural grotto with a deep, sandy bottom. Easy access.

Beach: Cala Arena

This sandy cove looks out on to pretty views of cliffs and is ideal for those looking for a little peace and tranquility.

Beach: Cala Arenas

Arena Cove is a pebbly beach in the shape of a bay. Fraile Tower serves as a reference point in order to reach the cove.

Beach: Cala Argilaga

This quiet beach is situated in a micro-reserve of fauna. During the summer, only about 20 people visit this beach, making it the ideal haven for those who prefer to avoid crowded beaches. There is a road that leads to Arsilaga Cove, so it can be reached by car.

Beach: Cala Arturo

Beach: Cala Auberdans

Beach: Cala Avellan

One of the best coves for scuba-diving. You can walk along the cove to the port.

Beach: Cala Avellanes

One of the most popular and well equipped in the area. It is backed by a neat promenade with palm trees. It has two volleyball nets. It has the European blue flag symbol. A very popular tourist area.

Beach: Cala Baeza

A fair sized cove of golden sand and quiet water. It is surrounded by small rocks and bushes.

Beach: Cala Banyalbufar

Beach: Cala Banys

An excellent viewpoint. This gorgeous setting is ideal for fishing and for taking strolls. It can be reached from Lloret de Mar and from Sa Caleta Beach.