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A fantastic place, this small and quiet cove is the perfect spot for a peaceful day at the beach. However, be aware that instead of sand, the beach is made up of black pebbles and stones, both in and out of the water. So make sure to bring suitable footwear to prevent any discomfort or injury to your feet. Additionally, there is a shower at the entrance of the cove for rinsing off after your visit.

That place might be close to L'Ametlla, but it's not worth the trip. The bar may serve cheap drinks, but it's nothing special. If you're feeling adventurous, you could try to make your way to the rock on the left side of the beach at sunset. But even then, you're not guaranteed a great view - you may end up disappointed.

The beach sits between Admetlla de Mar and Calafat, and while it may be the easiest to access out of the three Calas, that doesn't make it particularly special.

This place is the perfect spot for those looking for a place to relax without the hustle and bustle of a large crowd. It's never too busy and provides an ideal atmosphere for taking in the sights and sounds of the ocean.

This location is conveniently located just five minutes away from the town centre. It has been awarded a Blue Flag International Award, making it a safe and pleasant place for families with children or those with disabilities. It has a sandy shoreline and is equipped with toilets, showers and life-saving facilities. Plus, it's easy to access and allows you to bring your dog with you.

This little beach is the perfect spot for those who want to get away from it all. It's tranquil, secluded and has all the amenities you need for a worry-free day. But beware - the rocks at the center can be tricky to navigate when entering the water.