Wonderful piece of nature.

via google · 9/14/2025

Beautiful place to watch the sun set!

via google · 1/12/2025

Take water as we did. Red hot in the summer. Unfortunately lots of waste left on the ground. Worth the walk with rocks and sea views are amazing

via google · 8/12/2024

GORGEOUS little place to swim and deep water solo. It requires a little bit of hiking and a tiny bit of "climbing" to get to, but it's definitely worth it. It's also a nice place to snorkel. Definitely worth the trip

via google · 10/10/2023

It's a simply stunning location that is progressively being spoiled by people littering. Shameful that people think leaving your bottles, plastics, and rubbish behind is ok in beautiful places like this 😞

via google · 9/5/2023

It's called "Arco de la Amalia". A place of certain beauty. Used by climbers for practicing "psychoblock". It's a well-known spot for walking but forgotten for swimming. An area for fishing and hiking. Now new hikers are coming and changing the name. In any case, visit it and respect it.

via google · 2/28/2023

From the small algameca, following the path, you reach the Arco de la Amalia and its crystal-clear turquoise cove in 5 minutes – it's a marvel.

via google · 1/15/2023

This place is located on the route of La Algameca Chica in Murcia. As you can see, it is an absolutely photogenic spot. In fact, it's not uncommon to run into fellow enthusiasts there. The location conveys a complete sense of connection with nature since it is a cliff area and thus not urbanized. You can imagine my feelings… An arch over the sea that is usually choppy, which is very appealing for photography. All of this wrapped in that fantastic feeling of being in total nature.

via google · 8/10/2022

This cove features crystal-clear waters and is conveniently located near the city. It's an untouched spot perfect for a swim or a day of fishing. Please make sure to take your trash with you.

via google · 6/8/2019

A place to feel the sea

via google · 5/9/2019