Cap de la Nau

Granadella is a large natural area of over 600 hectares. It has an extensive coastal frontage stretching from Morro del Roabit (southwest) to Cala Granadella (northeast), with an interior surface marked by ravines that end forming the cove. From a natural point of view, the site is characterized by its enormous botanical richness, with numerous endemic species (botanical micro-reserve), while among fauna, birds of prey stand out prominently. It also preserves a rich cultural heritage represented by abundant evidence of traditional agricultural architecture (19th-20th centuries).