Cadaqués
"There are two Cadaqués: the real one, and the one that lives inside the water," wrote Anna Maria Dalí in her book Des de Cadaqués, illustrated by Àngels Carbona. Which one would you choose?
El Llané
Right in front of Ca la Nuri is Llané beach, a picturesque beach less than a kilometer from the center of Cadaqués. It is an elongated beach made of pebbles and coarse sand. The Pere Joan Rocks, right in the middle of the beach, divide it into two: Llané Gran and Llané Petit. Together, they are about 130 meters long. For those of you who have a boat, there are two piers at Llané for boarding.
Hike to the Cala Nans Lighthouse
The walking route to the Cala Nans lighthouse allows us to discover the southern shore of the bay of Cadaqués. It is just 3 kilometers from Ca la Nuri. It is a complete and varied route, enjoyable to do as a family or for a run.
Via Brava (open-water swimming lane)
For nature lovers, for those who enjoy snorkeling and open-water swimming enthusiasts, a Via Brava sea trail begins at Llané Petit, just 100 meters from Ca la Nuri. It is a signposted and buoyed marine route that runs along a spectacular rocky coastline, allowing you to swim safely as it is protected from boats.
El Sortell
Just 400 meters from Ca la Nuri lies Es Sortell, a beach of pebbles and coarse sand. A picturesque stone bridge connects the beach to a small island of the same name. On the islet, the pine trees rest upon the rocks, whimsically shaped by the Tramuntana wind. From the viewpoint, you can take in the sheer immensity and beauty of the bay of Cadaqués.
