CALA POLA – Spectacular and secluded beach in Catalonia on the Mediterranean coast
POLA Beach. Just 4 km from the quaint coastal town of Tossa de Mar, in the province of Gerona, we find one of the top
PLaya Carolina in Murcia
Playa Carolina is part of what is known as the “Cuatro calas” (the four coves), in the province near the border with Almeria, Andalusia
Playa Carolina is considered one of the best beaches in Múrcia, an un-touched little piece of the Mediterranean.
The area is under the protection of the Red Natura 2000 because of its biodiversity.
Activities near this beach
Average user review Score for PLAYA CAROLINA
9,2
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Scubadiving in Spain
The network of specialized diving and countless sites in the islands makes this sport one of the most widespread. Scuba diving is made possible at every level of experience as there are departures from shallow beaches or dives at greater depths to visit wrecks.
Surf in Spain: the ultimate guide
There have been a lot of world-known surfers coming to the the Spanish coasts to enjoy surf and a bit of adventure travel in Spain because of the large amount of beaches on the coast where one can find the perfect waves to surf on – suitable for people all levels.
Kitesurf in Spain
The long white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters of Tarifa are paradise for thousands of athletes who love sailing sports – especially windsurfing and kitesurfing and look for fun and adventure in the South of Spain
Which city is close to PLAYA CAROLINA?
Almería is the closest city to the beach
What do red, yellow or green flags mean in the Spanishes beaches?
A green flag indicates that it is safe to bathe in the beach
A yellow flag does indicate however that bathing is not forbidden, but that caution is needed
A red flag indicates that bathing is forbidden.
Black flags are very rarely used and they indicate that the beach is closed. This would only happen in case of natural disaster for instance-
