Platja de Sa Sabolla

Platja de Sa Sabolla is a pebble and shingle beach along the Mediterranean coast near Cadaqués characterized by its small, sheltered cove. The shoreline is enclosed by rocky formations that create a private and protected setting.

The beach is located near Faro de Cala Nans, a lighthouse that historically guided maritime traffic along this stretch of coast. Stone staircases carved into the rocks bear witness to how people have adapted to this coastal environment over time.

The beach serves as a gathering place for those seeking freedom from typical social conventions while enjoying nature on their own terms. This lifestyle is woven into the identity of the Costa Brava and reflects a long-standing philosophy of living more openly with the environment.

Reaching the beach requires a hike of roughly one hour from Cadaqués town center along a steep coastal path. Sturdy shoes, plenty of water, and sun protection are essential since the route offers little shade and can be demanding.

Beneath the water surface grow seagrass meadows that harbor rich marine life and make snorkeling particularly rewarding for visitors. These underwater meadows are a sign of a healthy coastal ecosystem that few realize exists in this area.