A patch of paradise on the costa of Benissa. Rocks and sea form an enchanting scene where visitors feel they are centre-stage.
Cala Pinets is a small cove of crystal-clear waters surrounded by a beautiful landscape of dense pine trees.
It comprises sand and rock, and is the starting point for a walk along the famous Mar Muerta (or Dead Sea), a narrow strip of shallow sea water protected from the waves by the rocks, as well as the "Rocas Negras" (Black Rocks): rocky formations which contain iron ore giving them their distinctive colour.
The cove has no amenities, although just 4 minutes away is Playa de La Fustera , which has showers, toilets and a bar/restaurant.
| Type | COVE |
| Composition | SAND/ROCK |
| Activities | SURFING, SNORKELLING, KAYAKING, DIVING, HIKING |
Between Bassetes beach and the Peñón de Ifach is the huge bay containing this beach, La Fossa beach, one of the busiest in Calpe, with a whole host of services to offer everyone, along with "Q" tourism quality recognition and a Blue Flag.
A gateway to the Mediterranean. Cala del Baladrar is an increasingly popular cove in Benissa thanks to the views, the quality of the water and the lively beach bar set up there in summer, offering live music while you enjoy a bar snack
A charming beach in Benissa of fine sand surrounded by pine trees and very calm waters which, together with the beach bar, make it the perfect spot to spend a summer's day… a real paradise on this stretch of the Mediterranean
