CABO DE L'ALJUB COVES in Santa Pola

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The Cabo de l'Aljub coves in Santa Pola form a coastal area of outstanding landscape value, combining the tranquillity of natural coves with the geological wonder of a fossilised coral reef. It is an ideal destination for those seeking to enjoy the sea in a protected setting and go hiking.

The Cabo de l'Aljub coves in Santa Pola, Alicante, form a unique stretch of natural coastline situated in an area of high landscape and environmental protection.

What are the Cabo de l'Aljub coves in Santa Pola like?

Stretching for over a thousand metres beneath the imposing Cape of Santa Pola, they lie alongside an important fossil coral reef dating from the Messinian era. These coves offer a peaceful setting with basic amenities, making them perfect for those seeking to unwind in direct contact with nature.

Their name dates back to the Middle Ages, when the area was known as El Port del Cap l'Aljub in reference to the cistern of the Castle-Fortress that supplied freshwater to passing vessels. It is a location of immense geological value that's ideal for outdoor walks and exploring the Alicante coast.

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