Roca Grossa, Beach on Mediterranean coast, Calella, Spain

Roca Grossa, also called platja de la Cabra, is a non-urban beach on the Maresme coast straddling Sant Pol de Mar and Calella, between the Morer and les Roques beaches at the mouth of the torrent de la Cabra. It measures 130 m long and 28 m wide, with medium-grain sand, and is flanked by cliffs.

The beach lies at the mouth of the torrent de la Cabra, on the Maresme coast between Sant Pol de Mar and Calella, bordered by the beaches of Morer and les Roques. It is 130 m long and 28 m wide, with medium-grain sand, and is flanked by cliffs. A car park sits at the N-II road viewpoint above it.

The beach lies at the mouth of the torrent de la Cabra, on the boundary between Sant Pol de Mar and Calella, and is also called platja de la Cabra. It is not an urban beach: the sand is backed by cliffs, and one section is regularly used by nudists.

The beach lies at the mouth of the torrent de la Cabra, between the beaches of Morer and les Roques, straddling the Sant Pol de Mar and Calella boundary. It is reached from a car park at the viewpoint on the N-II road. The sand is of medium grain and the cove is flanked by cliffs.

The beach lies at the mouth of the torrent de la Cabra and is also called platja de la Cabra, after the stream rather than the rock. It straddles the boundary of Sant Pol de Mar and Calella, between the platja del Morer and the platja de les Roques. A car park sits at the viewpoint on the N-II road above.