Second Muntanyar Beach This semi-urban, open beach lies south of Arenal Beach and features a rocky shoreline of tosca stone (formed by fossilized sand). As in the First Muntanyar, one can see clear signs of quarrying and carving. This area also includes the Séquia de...
Cap Negre Viewpoint The cliffs stand in the visitor’s way, blocking the path to the sea while offering a dense forest of Aleppo pine where peregrine falcons can often be seen — likely coming from Montgó, the great massif that protects...
La Falzia Viewpoint Located 150 meters from Cala del Portitxol, this viewpoint offers a spectacular view of the coastline, stretching from Cape San Antonio and Cap Prim to the striking silhouette of Cap Negre, all bathed by the Mediterranean...
L'Illa Viewpoint The presence of Portitxol Island and the small islet next to it captivates visitors at this viewpoint. The island, very close to the coast, lies almost in front of Barraca or Portitxol Cove. The features of this area have favored the development of...
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...
