Cala Tavellera, Secluded bay in El Port de la Selva, Catalonia, Spain.
Cala Tavellera is a small Mediterranean bay that extends approximately 558 feet (170 meters) in length with clear waters surrounded by rugged rock formations and coastal vegetation.
Local fishermen historically used this protected inlet for anchoring their boats, and remnants of old fishing huts still stand along the shoreline as reminders of past maritime activity.
The bay is part of Cap de Creus Natural Park, a protected area valued by the local community for its unspoiled Mediterranean landscape and traditional connection to fishing heritage.
Access is primarily by boat or on foot via the GR-11 hiking trail, as vehicle entry is restricted and no commercial facilities or lifeguard services are available at the site.
The narrow inlet shape provides exceptional natural shelter for boats, while the coarse sand and shingle beach offers excellent conditions for snorkeling among diverse marine life in transparent waters.
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