The Costa Brava enchants visitors with its breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and miles of stunning beaches. Travelers are also captivated by the beauty of the many coves in this Catalan region. Explore these coves using the Costa Brava map we’ve prepared for you. The Costa Brava coves are characterized by their narrow, often circular or oval inlets. From your seaside campsite on the Costa Brava, you'll be perfectly positioned to explore all the nearby coves. Nudism enthusiasts can also find naturist beaches along the Costa Brava.

Top 10 Most Beautiful Coves of the Costa Brava

  1. Cala Morisca, Tossa de Mar
    This small cove is made up of stones and coarse sand. It’s not accessible by road, only on foot or by boat. This Catalan gem is particularly popular with couples, especially hikers, looking for a secluded spot.

  2. Cala Futadera, Tossa de Mar
    Cala Futadera is located 7 km north of Tossa de Mar, near Cala Giverola. It’s known for its natural beauty and the yachts that anchor there. Most visitors reach this coarse sandy beach by boat. Those arriving by car must park on the road and descend steep stairs to access the beach. No facilities are available on-site. This hidden paradise is especially appreciated by hikers and couples.

  3. Cala Pola, Tossa de Mar
    Located about 5 km from the center of Tossa de Mar, between Cala Bona and Cala Giverola, Cala Pola is mostly accessible on foot. Visitors value its natural beauty and the sense of seclusion it offers.

  4. Cala del Seynor Ramon
    Situated near Santa Cristina d’Aro, between Sant Feliu de Guíxols and Tossa de Mar, this Catalan jewel is accessible via the GI-682 road – an exceptional road trip offering stunning views.

  5. Platja de Sa Conca, Cadaqués
    About 1.2 km from the center of Cadaqués, this cove is easily accessible by car. It is divided into two areas: a golden sandy beach and a rockier part known as Cala del Oriços.

  6. Cala S’Alguer, near Palamós
    Near the town of Palamós, this cove is loved for its clean waters and charming atmosphere. Surrounding it are small houses that once belonged to local fishermen.

  7. Platja de Castell, Palamós
    Just a few meters from the town of Castell, this fine sandy beach is known for its crystal-clear waters. Visitors can enjoy various activities and amenities, including a kayaking school.

  8. Platja Canadell, Calella de Palafrugell
    This large sandy beach is one of the most beautiful in Calella de Palafrugell. Offering numerous facilities, it’s a favorite spot for families. A large rock – La Trona – separates it from Port Bo Beach, another Costa Brava treasure.

  9. Cala d’Aiguablava, Begur
    Medieval castles, coastal paths, coves, beaches, and hiking trails make Begur a stunning destination. The white sandy beaches and crystalline waters of its coves rival those of the Caribbean’s most beautiful islands.

  10. Platja Fonda, Begur
    This cove is somewhat difficult to access, which is partly why it remains almost untouched. Adventurous visitors, however, are rarely discouraged, as the scenery is among the most beautiful.