Cala de los Judíos

Cala de los Judíos is a small cove on the Costa Blanca coastline, stretching 202 meters along rocky cliffs. The shore consists of gravel and pebbles, surrounded by natural stone formations that frame the swimming area.

The cove takes its name from Jewish populations who settled along this Mediterranean coast during the medieval period. This historical presence shaped the region and remains embedded in the name of this small inlet.

The cove carries a name tied to the Jewish communities that once lived in this coastal region. Today, visitors can experience a piece of local identity simply by being in this small bay.

The cove has minimal facilities, so bring your own supplies and beach gear for the day. Arrive early, especially during summer months, to secure a good spot since the narrow width fills up quickly.

The close-set cliff walls create natural barriers that limit how many swimmers can fit at once. This geography makes it one of the quieter swimming spots along this stretch of coast.

Location: Alicante

Length: 202 m

Width: 6 m

Address: Cala de los Judíos, Spain

GPS coordinates: 38.35434,-0.42709

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:40