Cala de l'Illa Roja

The red rock formations frame this 180-meter-long sandy beach, creating natural boundaries between the Mediterranean Sea and the coastal cliffs.

The beach received its name from the characteristic red island situated near the shore, which has guided local fishermen for generations.

This secluded cove represents the naturist movement in Costa Brava, where visitors practice clothing-optional bathing in a natural setting.

The beach lacks facilities, requiring visitors to bring essential supplies, and access involves a walking path from either Sa Riera or Platja del Racó.

The sand contains natural red particles from the surrounding rocks, creating a distinct color gradient that changes with the movement of waves.

Location: Begur

Length: 180 m

GPS coordinates: 41.97702,3.21064

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:17