Cala Inca in San José - Spain
Information on the Cala Inca in San José (Andalusia)
Description and location of the Cala Inca in San José (Andalusia)
Our opinion on the Cala Inca
Behind the dune of the beach of Monsul, some little sandy coves are hided along the high cliffs. The Cala Inca is the nearest. It is situated just behind the dune. Narrow (only 40 meters long), it has the advantage of being uncrowded because away from the eyes … There are more naturists (although they usually prefers the following creeks).
To access to this creek, you must climb the dune of the beach of Monsul (see the different possible access). The creek is behind. Difficult access, beware !
Characteristics of the Cala Inca
Type of beach
- Creek
- Shade
- Lawn
- Pebbles
- Sand
- Cement
Equipment on the beach
- Handicap accessible
- Shower
- Mattress rental
- Free parking
- Payed parking
- Paddle boats
- Lifeguards in season
- Restaurants
- WC
Recreation
- Beach volleyball
- Nautical Center
- Sand Yachting
- Nursery
- Fishing
- Nautical sports
- Surfing
- Scuba diving
- Kitesurfing
Location
- Difficult access
- Nude beach
- Wild beach
- Near city center
Miscellaneous
- Barbecues permitted
- Dogs allowed
- Smoke-free beach
Photos of the Cala Inca
The park of Cabo de Gata is full of small uncrowded creeks. Here is one.
Volcanic rocks composed environment with some well sheltered sand tongues.
Very little attendance even in summer ... access is difficult ...
... you have to climb the dune of Monsul (the path is well traced).
