Cala d'Es Canyers, Shingle beach in Castell d'Aro, Spain
Cala d'Es Canyers is a small cove on the Mediterranean coast here, enclosed by rocky cliffs on either side. The water meets a shore of pebbles and sand where rocks extend into the sea.
This cove has been a spot for local fishermen for decades, who kept their boats and equipment here. The old fishermen's huts still stand and remind visitors of this craft tradition in the region.
People who prefer different swimming styles share this beach, which shows how open the area is to diverse preferences. The space feels welcoming to visitors who choose how they want to spend their time here.
You reach this cove on foot from the Els Pins residential area through a trail that locals use regularly. The shoreline is steep and tight, so wear proper shoes and watch for the rough surface of the beach.
Beneath the water surface there is a mosaic of sandy patches and rock formations that creates surprising variety for snorkeling. This natural mix attracts marine creatures that you may spot while swimming.
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