Cala Fotedera, Mediterranean beach in Tossa de Mar, Spain.
Cala Fotedera is a small beach on the Tossa de Mar coast nestled between rocky outcrops. The shore features a mix of sand and pebbles, surrounded by dense pine forests that reach down to the waterline.
This stretch of coast was part of the fishing territories of Tossa de Mar for centuries, where boat crews worked their nets. The cove's remote setting kept it from major development.
This clothing-optional beach represents the Mediterranean freedom culture, attracting visitors who appreciate natural environments without social constraints.
Access is via a steep coastal path that takes about 45 minutes from town. Visitors should bring plenty of water and sun protection, as there are no shops or cafes on site.
The cove lies within a nature protection area and shows minimal human traces or infrastructure. Adventurous visitors occasionally spot wildlife here, including seabirds and sometimes dolphins in the waters.
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