How to get there: Take the road from San Carlos, duly following the signposting to the cove.

You can get there by car, bicycle or bus from Sta. Eulalia.

Description: This is a typical cove, cutting quite deeply into the land. A dried up stream bed meets the sea here.

Length: 190m.

Width: 60m.

Substratum: Natural fine-grained sand. There are rocky areas at both ends, which may prove of interest to underwater swimmers.

Bed: The bed is also covered in sand with rocky sections at the cove ends. The gradient of the sea bed is gentle, reaching a depth of 1m. some 12m. from the shore, and a depth of 2m. at about 40m. out.

Panoramic features: The presence of rugged cliffs marking out the cove, along with their leafy coniferous woods and autochthonous vegetation, which reaches down to the edge of the sandy area, have turned this cove into a spot of great beauty.

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