Cala de los Cocedores

Los Cocedores extends for 150 meters along the coastline, featuring golden sand and transparent waters surrounded by eroded cliffs forming natural caves.

The beach received its name from the esparto grass cooking facilities used in the 20th century, where locals processed plant fibers in the natural cavities.

The beach sits at the border between Almería and Murcia provinces, leading to territorial discussions about its ownership since the 16th century.

Visitors can access the beach through National Road A-332 from Pulpí or Águilas, with parking facilities available near the sandy area.

The natural pool formation created by surrounding rocks maintains calm waters with minimal depth, making it suitable for children and families.

Location: Pulpí

Location: Águilas

Length: 150 m

Part of: Cuatro Calas Protected Landscape

GPS coordinates: 37.37534,-1.62997

Latest update: May 11, 2025 11:27