Cala Trebol, Beach in L'Ametlla de Mar, Spain

Cala Trebol is one of Les Tres Cales, the three coves (with Cala Trèbol and Cala Febral) that give their name to the surrounding urbanisation in L'Ametlla de Mar. It is a natural beach of fine sand measuring 46 metres long and 55 metres wide, set on an abrupt, cliff-lined coast between Calafató beach and Port de Sant Jordi d'Alfama.

Cala Trebol is one of the three coves — with Cala Trèbol and Cala Febral — known as Les Tres Cales, the name given to the residential development around them in L'Ametlla de Mar, Baix Ebre. The cove lies on an abrupt, cliff-lined stretch of coast between Calafató beach to the north-east and Port de Sant Jordi d'Alfama to the south-west.

Cala Trebol is one of Les Tres Cales, the three coves (with Trèbol and Febral) that give their name to the surrounding urbanisation of L'Ametlla de Mar. The name comes from the Catalan word for clover, and the cove is reached from the residential streets of that development.

Cala Trebol is one of Les Tres Cales, together with Cala Trèbol and Cala Febral, on abrupt, escarped coast between Calafató beach to the north-east and Port de Sant Jordi d'Alfama to the south-west. The cove has no services of any kind, so bring water and shade; a car park stands nearby, a short walk from the sand.

Cala Trebol is one of Les Tres Cales, the three coves (with Trèbol and Febral) that gave their name to the surrounding urbanisation of L'Ametlla de Mar. The cove measures 46 metres long and 55 metres wide, with fine sand and no services; parking is nearby.