Paraje de Tudela en el Cabo de Creus

The Tudela site features distinctive rock formations shaped by wind and waves over millions of years along the Mediterranean coastline of Cap de Creus.

The area underwent significant transformation when authorities removed 430 buildings from the Club Mediterranée complex in 2004 to restore its natural state.

Salvador Dalí frequently visited this geological site, writing letters about the raw natural formations that influenced his artistic perspective and creative work.

Visitors can explore the 5.6-kilometer round trip trail through the park, which takes approximately 75 minutes to complete with an elevation gain of 150 meters.

The metamorphic and granitic rocks at Tudela display specific patterns of ductile deformation, creating formations that locals name after their resemblance to animals.

Location: Cadaqués

Address: Carretera del Far de Cap de Creus, 17488, Girona, Spain 17488

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-19:00

Phone: +34972193191

Website: http://parcsnaturals.gencat.cat/ca/cap-creus

GPS coordinates: 42.32163,3.29770

Latest update: June 17, 2025 08:41