Portitxol Bay Creu del Portitxol Viewpoint Visitors arrive at the Creu del Portitxol, a calm corner of the coast that served as a natural anchorage in ancient times. However, once they lift their gaze, it will be hard to look away from the striking sight of the...
Arenal Beach Viewpoint Mirador Caletes From here, visitors can admire the full extent of the bay. To the north are the “Primer and Segon Muntanyar”, a rocky shoreline made of tosca stone, formed by the fossilization of ancient coastal dunes. Beyond that rise the...
Cala Blanca Viewpoint Fishing has always been closely linked to this viewpoint. From the shore, a large net was cast and held by boats — thus creating the almadraba, a deadly trap mainly for tuna. This viewpoint offers scenes that seem purposefully designed by...
Séquia de la Nòria Viewpoint This is a large channel carved into the toscar (local sandstone), used during Roman times to let seawater enter and create a salt flat area known as El Saladar. Over the centuries, a waterwheel (nòria) was added — a wooden vertical wheel...
Punta del Arenal Viewpoint From this viewpoint, you can see ‘Punta de l’Arenal’, a site that dates back to the Roman era. In the second half of the 1st century BC, a significant Roman settlement flourished at the northern end of this beach, in the area now...
