Cala de l'Illa Roja

Cala de l'Illa Roja is a 180-meter sandy beach surrounded by distinctive red rock formations along the Costa Brava coastline. The steep cliffs and nearby red island create a secluded cove with natural boundaries.

The beach takes its name from the red island offshore, which has served as a landmark for local fishermen for generations. This cove is part of the natural coastal landscape shaped by erosion and sea currents over time.

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

This beach has no facilities, so visitors should bring everything they need. Access comes from walking paths starting at Sa Riera or Platja del Racó nearby.

The sand contains natural red particles from the surrounding rocks, creating a distinct color that shifts with wave movement. This natural effect comes from the unique geology of the area.

Location: Begur

Length: 180 m

GPS coordinates: 41.97702,3.21064

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:25