We start ourjourney through the Coast from La Cala, a small rocky beach of clear waters and rather empty, due to the difficult access, either by sea or by walking along the cliff.

By boat, you can go around the Cape ("Cap d'Or") until you get to the beach Playa del Portet. It is a small inlet of shell form, rather quiet and of transparent waters, so becoming a superb setting for a peaceful swim. Facilities such as restaurants, showers, parking area and an office or the Red Cross are available. From here you can climb up to the watch tower of Cap d'Or.

We continue to Moraira, where we find the beach of L'Ampolla at the foot of the castle. Of golden sand, it is the largest and most popular beach in the area, with an excellent range of facilities such as games, hammocks, washbasins for the feet, a watch tower, restaurants, an office of the Red Cross and a parking area.

Following the road towards Calpe, you will find the beaches of Platgetes, which are of easy access; they are half of golden sand and half rocky. Parking area, restaurants, showers and office of the Red Cross are available in this area; it also has a nice promenade that communicates them.

On the same road, before getting to Cap Blanc you will find the L'Andragó beach, a boulder beach, famous for being rather quiet. Parking area and restaurants are also available and it is one of the best areas for practising underwater sports.

The rest of the coastline up to Cap Blanc in an area full of cliffs with excellent viewpoints from which you can watch you can watch impressive scenes of clear blue and green waters.