Platja de sa Sabolla

Platja de sa Sabolla is an undeveloped small cove reached on foot by a coastal path from Cadaques. The approach is uneven and rocky, with no gate or reservation expected and no fixed opening hours. There is no parking at the cove, so visitors park in Cadaques and continue on foot. No direct public transport serves the cove; the nearest bus services serve Cadaques, followed by a walk. The route and shoreline are not wheelchair accessible and there are no adapted facilities. The surface is rocky both for sitting and for entering the water. Footwear with grip is practical, along with a mat or light pad for comfort on stone. There are no facilities at the site. Expect no toilets, showers, food or drink outlets, shelters, or lifeguard service. Visitors still bring drinking water, food, sun protection, and all swimming supplies, and fully take all rubbish away carefully. Very limited natural shade comes only from rocks, and sun exposure is high, so morning and late afternoon offer quieter conditions with less intense sun. The swimming season with warmest air and calmest conditions runs from June to September. Winter is cooler and wind-exposed. Water is clear Mediterranean water with a rocky entry, and conditions depend on wind and swell. Unsupervised water and rocky footing require care. The cove suits sure-footed adults better than families seeking convenient services. Low overall numbers still support a quiet one-to-three-hour visit for swimming and sunbathing. No documented dog policy is available, and restrictions may apply during the summer bathing season.