The natural beaches and coves of the unique setting of Cabo Tiñoso are aisolate beaches, as they are only accessible on foot trails, with the exception of
La Azohía. The beauty of these remote coves, together with the peace of trekking, are a perfect combination guaranteeing to make day out in nature simply lovely. This page contains information on how to get to each cove.
Cala Cerrada, a cove looking like a natural port, is connected to an
easy trail that can be spotted from the start of the walk.
Between
Salitrona and Pozo de la Avispa, two coves accessible from the
same trail, there is a spectacular "nameless" cove of white sand...to the point that going for a dip will be simply irresistible. An absolute jewel for cove lovers.
Continuing on that trail or walking from Campillo de Adentro, you will get to the coves of Bolete Grande, Boletes and Aguilar. Cala Boletes, which can be seen from the old civil guard barracks currently private-owned, has wonderful views of Tiñoso Cape.
On the way from the coves
Bolete and
Aguilar, there are smaller coves of clear water and lovely views of the cape.
Cabo Tiñoso is a not-to-be-missed destination for cove lovers visiting the Region of Murcia.