Playa Cala Palmito
Cala Palmito is a secluded beach located between El Barronal and Mónsul, accessible via a…
San José · Cabo de Gata
Playa Cala Higuera is a small, secluded cove, valued for its peaceful atmosphere and clear underwater environment. It features a natural landscape with transparent waters, making it suitable for aquatic activities. Its location, accessible from San José, makes it an option for those seeking a less crowded beach than other larger coves in the Natural Park.
From San José, access is via a short dirt track. The drive takes only a few minutes. The track is passable for vehicles, but caution is recommended.
A car park is available at the end of the dirt track, close to the cove. It is not specified whether parking is paid or free. As a natural cove, it does not offer services such as showers, toilets, or beach bars. Visitors should bring all necessary items for their visit.
This is an intimate, small-sized cove. The sand type is not specified, but coves in this area typically feature a mix of coarse sand and gravel. The swell is usually gentle, which is good for swimming and snorkelling. The waters are crystal clear. Visitor numbers are generally low to medium, especially outside the peak summer season.
The main activities are swimming and snorkelling or diving, due to the clarity of the water and the rich marine life. The nearby Cueva del Tabaco (Tobacco Cave) is a point of interest for diving. It is also a suitable place for relaxing and enjoying the natural surroundings.
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