Cala del Lledó

Cala del Lledó in Roses is a small rocky cove, little used from land but often visited by sea. The Guía de Playas notes bathing can be awkward, that storms may strip the sand, and that pines form the surrounding vegetation. It lies in Cap de Creus Natural Park.

Naturist use is recorded as Sí. Length is about 20 m and typical width about 10 m, with cobbles and pebbles. Access is difficult on foot or by boat.

• Municipality: Roses (Girona)
• Length / width: ~20 m / ~10 m
• Access: Difficult on foot or by boat
• Setting: Isolated Cap de Creus cove; cobbles/pebbles

Facts from the Guía de Playas (MAGRAMA/MITECO lineage via the open Playas_2015 layer).