Cala Llobella

It is not the largest nor the most known, and precisely for that reason, Cala de l’Advocat has its charm. Here, you don’t come to see and run away, but to relax.

It has a concrete pier that gives it a different feel from the other coves of Benissa Costa. Aside from defining the landscape, it protects the water from the waves and creates a kind of natural pool with direct access to the sea thanks to its staircase. Ideal for the little ones to enter and exit safely, and for you to relax without worries.

The rest of the cove combines , and everything is surrounded by the Cantalar Cliffs, which jut out into the sea at the area known as Punta Fosca. A breathtaking natural setting, imposing yet not overwhelming.

The waters here are calm and shallow, so snorkeling is virtually a must. You can also practice light sailing or gentle surfing if the weather is good. And if you don’t feel like moving around much, that’s perfectly fine too. It has parking, a beach bar, foot wash, and restrooms. Everything you need, with no fuss.

In summer, it’s usually less crowded than others, and that’s a real gift.