Cala d'en Trons
Rocky cove, coarse sand with a rich seabed. Perfect for snorkeling
Cala Trons is one of the most intimate and quiet coves in Lloret de Mar. It is only 100 meters long and its occupancy level is normally low.
In a wild environment, nestled between cliffs and vegetation. Access is not difficult. It can be reached by the circular road from Lloret towards Tossa, or by parking the car in the La Montgoda housing estate, about 300 meters from the entrance to the cove.
It is accessed by the GI-682 road (Blanes-Lloret), the C-32 highway (Malgrat-Blanes-Lloret exit), the AP-7 highway (Exit 9 Lloret) and the C-63 (county of Stained glass). Lloret de Mar can be reached by the circular path that starts from Lloret de Mar towards Tosa de Mar.
Lloret Beach
Over one and a half kilometres in length, this beach is the largest in the town after which it is named.
Sa Caleta
A small cove next to Lloret Beach and at the start of the coastal trail that runs from Lloret de Mar to Tossa de Mar.
Fenals Beach
Fenals is the second largest beach in Lloret de Mar, spanning 700 metres.
Cala Boadella
The main attraction of Cala Boadella is the peacefulness that permeates its mere 250 metres. Here, you will behold an almost unspoiled part of the Costa Brava.
Santa Cristina Beach
Its privileged location, nestled between two large hills, shelters it from the wind and waves to ensure continually calm waters.
Canyelles Beach
Canyelles is the beach farthest from the centre of Lloret de Mar, and it can be reached by the road leading to Tossa de Mar.
Treumal Beach
The two rocky masses to the right of Santa Cristina open up to allow passage to Cala Treumal.
Cala d'en Trons
Rocky cove, coarse sand with a rich seabed. Perfect for snorkeling
