Los Tiestos sits on the Benitachell coastal strip in la Marina Alta, Valencian Community, on Mediterranean seawater. Access is on foot over uneven coastal ground, so wear closed sturdy footwear, carry a small pack, and allow time for the walk in both directions. The route and shoreline require careful footing, especially on rock that may be rough or slippery near the water. Public transport directly to the cove is not confirmed, and cove-side parking is not confirmed. Use lawful parking in the surrounding coastal area and complete the visit on foot. Do not block access tracks, gates or residential areas. The practical season is generally June through September, when late spring through early autumn gives the most workable coastal weather. Summer brings strong sun and heat on exposed rock. Morning or later afternoon can be more comfortable for walking and resting on the open shore. There is no confirmed admission fee, opening hours, lifeguard cover, food and drink service, toilets or showers. Bring sufficient water, food, sun protection, a thick mat, and a bag for all rubbish. Shade and shelter should not be assumed. Water conditions vary with wind and sea state. Rocky entries need slow movement, and calm conditions are preferable for swimming. A visit of a few hours allows time for access, swimming and rest. Check local notices for access rules, dog policy and safety restrictions before entering the water. Because no facilities are confirmed, plan as a fully self-sufficient visit and carry out everything brought in. If wind raises the sea state, stay clear of exposed rock edges and postpone swimming.