This is a fantastic cove, quite popular with kayakers and diving boats. It's essential to have water shoes and goggles to see the underwater scenery. The currents down below are freezing.

via google · 9/16/2025

Absolutely stunning. Beautiful, wild, and teeming with fish, sea urchins, starfish, and more.

via google · 9/5/2025

Beautiful cove. Best approached by sea (we canoed there from La Azohia), small stoney beach and amazing geology. Friendly fish to feed and safe bathing.

via google · 9/15/2023

Visited as part of a boat trip, really pretty and quiet. Some fish to see when snorkelling, but limited. Lots of "medusas" so had to be careful.

via google · 8/1/2023

This beautiful cove is perfect for snorkeling. There were very few people around. In fact, we spent almost the entire day there alone. The hike up the mountain takes about an hour. It's easy, but of course, it can be tiring, especially under the sun. Finding the entrance to the path isn't straightforward since it's not marked. We asked some locals near the castle for directions, and they were able to help us. You need to search for 'bajada a cala cerrada' on Google Maps. There's a small space to park about three cars, and right in front of that is where the path to the cove begins. The effort is definitely worth it.

via google · 7/25/2023

One of the most beautiful coves we can find in the Region of Murcia. To get there, you need to take a path that starts from the middle section of the road going from Campillo de Adentro to Castillitos. The same path we take down (about 45 minutes) is the one we will have to take back up. The cove has no services (not even garbage collection), so its state of preservation depends on the civility of the visitors.

via google · 12/26/2022

Amazing place, if you only pay attention to the nature and the views. A place which you could've enjoyed after the trekking to get there. Unfortunately, what once has been a beautiful virgin beach is gone. It's crowded, people come here by trekking paths, with kayaks (also big organised groups) or boats. But this is not the problem. The problem is that the place is turned into a toilet and it's surrounded by trash. Pity that some people destroy everything they touch 😡 Very close to the beach we saw a cave and thought it would be nice to check it and make some photos. We were shocked when we saw some mattress, clothes, barbeque stuff and plastic bottles inside... And that's only by taking a quick look from the outside. Such a shame!

via google · 8/12/2021

This place is simply amazing. It’s a bit challenging to get there because you have to descend for about an hour through the mountains, which becomes complicated if you want to bring a cooler or an umbrella, but the views along the way are really nice. When you reach the cove, you find a pebble beach with completely crystal-clear water and very few people who have dared to make it there. I wouldn’t recommend it for children due to the difficulty of access.

via google · 8/31/2020

Very small and beautiful, but for day staying.

via google · 5/21/2020

This is a wonderful picturesque place to visit starting from la Sophia meandering up in and around the mountains to get there you could spend the whole day just relaxing until your ready to move on again

via google · 1/10/2020