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Cove
56 km from Alhama
Small, isolated wild cove near the Cabo de Gata lighthouse, with clear water and the Dedo de Dios rock formation as its geological landmark.
Cala Rajá, also called cala del Dedo, is a small wild cove of just over 120 metres between the Cabo de Gata lighthouse and the Vela Blanca hill. With coarse sand and clear water, it is a good snorkelling spot, marked by the "Dedo de Dios" (God's Finger) rock formation. It has no services and is frequented by naturists.
Highlights
- Dedo de Dios rock formation
- Wild, isolated cove with no services
- Naturist atmosphere and good snorkelling
The beach in detail
Key facts
- 120 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
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