Cala Granadella

A small, much-sought cove

The Granadella is at the southern end of the Xàbia municipality, in the forest park of the same name. It is a rustic cove of 160 metres, with very clear water and a blue flag every year. The tourist office marks it with "very high" occupancy: in summer, expect a lot of people. You reach it by the Granadella road, which leaves the Cabo de la Nao road about 2 km before the cape.

Parking in summer: a barrier and 9 euros

In 2026, the road had a barrier every day from 2 June to 13 September and at weekends and public holidays until 12 October. The car park, on calle Pic Tort, has 130 spaces and was paid every day from 2 June to 6 September, and at weekends and public holidays until 27 September: €9 per car per day, from 9:00 to 19:00, with no reservation, at the machines or with the ElParking app. When it fills up, access is closed. Motorbikes and reduced-mobility vehicles do not pay, but use their own area. A wrongly parked car is fined and, if necessary, towed.

If you do not want to risk it, take the tourist train from La Guardia, from 3 July to 13 September.

More than swimming

From the car park leaves the Granadella castle trail, which climbs to the headland above the cove. The tourist office considers it ideal for scuba diving, and from its slipway leaves the kayak with snorkelling to the Cova del Llop Marí.