Benidorm Coves (Cala Ti Ximo)

Great place!!

A secluded cove, ideal for couples or friends. It involves a fair bit of walking, but it's well worth it.

Super cute and calm

A very peaceful cove, perfect for spending a day snorkeling and enjoying the calm waters. It's easy to reach on foot, with a good path. You have to leave your car about 700 meters away, but it's in a higher area, and once you leave the beach, the walk back can be tiring. It's not a cove for carrying a lot of gear—just a towel, a cooler, and little else. There is a lifeguard station.

⚠️ READ BEFORE YOU COME! (NATURIST/FKK NOTICE) ⚠️ This cove is a space with a deep-rooted naturist tradition and FKK culture in Benidorm. Although its paved access sometimes attracts clothed visitors, the essence and history of this spot is nudity in absolute freedom and respect for the natural environment. If you don't share the naturist philosophy, are uncomfortable with FKK, or intend to come with a clothed mindset to stare or make others uncomfortable, please don't come to this cove. For clothed tourism, Benidorm already offers kilometers of vast beaches like Levante or Poniente. Let's all respect these small havens of freedom. 🏝️ THE COVE AND SURROUNDINGS It's a very small and secluded cove (barely 60 meters long), sheltered beneath the impressive rock walls of the Serra Gelada. Its surface is primarily composed of pebbles and rocks, with hardly any sandy areas, creating a wild and intimate atmosphere just a stone's throw from the city. 💧 THE WATER A crystalline marvel. Protected by the cliff itself, the water is usually very calm and transparent, with spectacular turquoise hues. The rocky seabed teems with marine life, making it one of the best spots in Benidorm for snorkeling. 🧗‍♂️ ACCESS AND SERVICES (Points to consider) * Paved access but with a slope: You descend via a paved road. However, the ramp back up has a fairly steep incline that requires some physical effort on the return. * Highly recommended to wear water shoes: As it is a pebble beach with a rocky bottom, water footwear is essential for comfortably entering and exiting the water. * Available services: Lifeguard service is available during peak season, there is a portable toilet at the entrance, and a trash can/bin is located just inside the entrance/exit to help you leave the area clean. * Important: There is no beach bar, and parking at the top is very limited, so it's best to arrive early and bring your own water and food. A unique and charming spot to enjoy the sun, snorkeling, and naturism in the heart of nature.