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Faro de Cabo de Palos above a cove on the capeAerial view of the tip of the cape with the Cabo de Palos lighthouseRocky coast and islets at Cabo de PalosRocky cove with clear water and a sailing boat, in Cabo de PalosView from above towards the Playa de Levante and La Manga

Two hundred metres of fine sand in Cabo de Palos

Levante beach in Cabo de Palos is a semi-urban beach about 200 metres long and 20 wide, with fine golden sand. It has a Blue Flag and faces the seabed of the Cabo de Palos and Islas Hormigas marine reserve.

Diving

Dives in the marine reserve leave from the port.

Cala Túnez, below the lighthouse

At the tip of the cape, below the lighthouse, is the small Cala Túnez, which locals also call Cala Cuna.

Getting here

You can walk there from the village of Cabo de Palos itself. According to the Region's official beach listing, it has toilets, walkways, a children's play area and an accessible point with an assisted bathing service. If you are looking for other places to swim, see the beaches of La Manga and Cabo de Palos.

What's on offer

Services

  • Visit independently
  • Public access
  • Suitable for children

Frequently asked questions

How do you get to Playa de Levante in Cabo de Palos?

On foot from the village of Cabo de Palos itself.

Does Playa de Levante have a Blue Flag?

Yes. It holds a Blue Flag award.

How long is Playa de Levante in Cabo de Palos?

About 200 metres long and 20 wide, with fine golden sand.

What is Cala Túnez?

A small cove below the lighthouse in Cabo de Palos, also known as Cala Cuna.

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