Wild beach
Castell Beach
30 min walk · 8 min by car
The Platja de Castell is a textbook case: in the 1990s, a popular referendum halted a property development project to preserve one of the coast’s last unspoilt beaches. The result? No buildings, no concrete promenade — just sand, pines and the sea.
Above the beach, the poblat ibèric de Castell, an Iberian settlement over 2,000 years old, overlooks the bay. On either side, the Camí de Ronda leads to secluded coves.
Good to know: paid parking in season, 10 min on foot — come early, or cycle from La Fosca.
Where is it?
Location
30 min walk · 8 min by car
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Beach
Platja de la Fosca
The large golden-sand beach at the foot of the accommodation: shallow water, a family atmosphere and views of the ruins of Sant Esteve castle.
4 min walk · 300 m
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Kayaking
Kayaking & snorkelling
Paddle along a rugged coastline, explore caves and coves reachable only by sea, or watch the seabed with your mask on: adventure right on your doorstep.
Right here
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The cove below the Dalí apartment
S'Alguer cove
The pebble cove lined with colourful fishermen's huts that the Dalí apartment overlooks directly — the sea and the Camí de Ronda right at your doorstep.
2 min walk from the Dalí apartment
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