Cala Carbón

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Cove
64 km from Alhama

A wild gravel, pebble and volcanic-boulder cove west of Mónsul, dominated by the andesite of Punta Redonda.

A wild gravel, pebble and volcanic-boulder cove west of Mónsul, dominated by the andesite of Punta Redonda.

The cove measures about 150 by 10 metres. The municipal catalogue states that it has no sand: its appeal lies in its volcanic geology, untouched landscape and isolation.

Highlights

  1. Gravel, pebbles and large rocks with no sand
  2. Andesite columns at Punta Redonda
  3. An isolated cove within the natural park

The beach in detail

Key facts

  • 150 m Length
  • 15 m Average width
  • Low Occupancy
  • Calm waters Swimming
  • No Naturist

Facilities

  • Toilets Not available
  • Showers Not available
  • Foot showers Not available
  • Litter bins Not available
  • Cleaning service Available
  • Parasol hire Not available
  • Sunbed hire Not available
  • Watersports hire Not available
  • Restaurant Not available
  • Beach bar Not available
  • Diving area Not available
  • Lifeguard service Not available
  • Accessible access Not available

Map

Good to know

  • Bring water, shade and sun protection
  • Wear footwear suited to gravel, rocks or trails
  • Take all litter away and respect the natural setting