Cala Baladrar is a charming pebble beach, protected from the easterly wind and complete with crystal clear waters. It starts at the Sesters ravine and ends at the 30m cliff which the La Polida rock fell from, and is perfect for relaxing with a drink in the chiringuito, or diving to see the stunning marine life.
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Cala Baladrar is a charming pebble beach, protected from the easterly wind and complete with crystal clear waters. It starts at the Sesters ravine and ends at the 30m cliff which the La Polida rock fell from, and is perfect for relaxing with a drink in the chiringuito, or diving to see the stunning marine life.
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Picturesque Setting
Cala Baladrar is renowned for its scenic beauty, featuring clear turquoise waters and rugged coastal cliffs. The views are stunning, making it a great spot for photography and simply enjoying nature. Unlike some of the more crowded beaches on the Costa Blanca, Cala Baladrar is relatively tranquil. Plus, the clear, clean waters make it easy to appreciate the marine life and underwater scenery.
Family-Friendly
The beach is small and sheltered, making it a good spot for families with young children. The gentle slope and shallow waters close to the shore are ideal for kids. Cala Baladrar is well-maintained and pleasant, with all the facilities needed for a lovely family day out.
Water Sports
While not as busy as some other beaches, Cala Baladrar is still a good spot for various water activities. You can enjoy paddleboarding, kayaking, or simply exploring the nearby coves, and the clear waves are perfect for swimming and snorkelling. The waters there present a wonderful opportunity for discovering local marine life and the underwater landscapes.
Proximity to Nature
The beach is close to natural parks and hiking trails, catering to a range of different abilities. You can combine your beach visit with a hike to enjoy the surrounding landscape and possibly spot local wildlife. One of the local trails include the coastal route known as the Benissa Ecological Walk, a 3km walk that showcases the beautiful coastline of the Costa Blanca.
ACCESS: The beach is accessible by car, and there is a car park (although spaces are limited). The beach can also be accessed by a short walk from the parking area.
FACILITIES: The nearby Olala beach bar is a popular place to grab some food and refreshments, and watch some live music. Fresh seafood and local cuisine is often a highlight in these small, family-run places. Toilets are available.
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