Pont de l'Àlia Beach is located on the boundary between L’Ametlla de Mar and El Perelló (northern Terres de l'Ebre). The name derives from the fact that the beach, which is 115 m long and 15 m wide, is part of a small peninsula on which the Punta de l'Àliga watchtower is preserved. The tower was built in 1598 and today is a spectacular and popular viewpoint.

The fact that it is quite far from the urban centre means it is not a very crowded beach. Its fine golden sand is mixed with small pebbles and rocks. Its services include showers, beach bars and non-typical parking.

The calm, crystal clear waters and rich marine life make Pont de l'Àlia Beach very popular with divers and snorkellers, and its natural surroundings are crossed by the GR-92 Mediterranean long-distance footpath, so it is common to find hikers there.

HOW TO FIND IT

Cala de l’Àliga
Geolocation

Urbanització l’Àliga s/n
43519 El Perelló
Coordinates: 40º 50' 45,781" N 0º 45' 5,603" E

SERVICES

• Parking
• Showers
• Beach bar
• Daily cleaning
• Signage

MORE INFORMATION

• Type of sand: Fine sand with pebbles and rocks
• Width (m): 15 metres
• Length (m): 115 metres
• Access: By car from the N-340 main road and the A-7 motorway (Exit 39-40). By train (Tarragona-Tortosa line, L’Ampolla station). Interurban bus (Autocars Carrera).
• Classification: Couples, Families, Hikers,
• Surroundings: L’Ametlla de Mar, El Perelló, Punta de l’Àliga and GR-92 Mediterranean long-distance footpath.