Audio Guide of Cala Sa Forcanera

Cala Sa Forcanera is open year-round, 24 hours a day, as it is a natural outdoor cove. You can reach it from Blanes via a coastal path from Sant Francesc Cove or by steep stairs from Greater Sa Forcanera; the nearest parking is in the Sa Forcanera area. Check the map on the official Blanes tourism website.

Visiting Cala Sa Forcanera is completely free, with no tickets or entrance fees required. You will only pay for nearby parking if you use it, around €5–7 per day in high season.

It is recommended to spend between 1 and 2 hours enjoying the cove, including the descent and climb back up the stairs. If you combine the visit with snorkeling or relaxing, it could extend to half a morning.

Cala Sa Forcanera is an unspoiled rocky cove on the Costa Brava, protected for its natural and scenic value within the Blanes area. It is part of Catalonia’s coastal heritage, ideal for observing Mediterranean flora and seabirds, with no urban development to preserve its wild character.

The best time is from spring to autumn, especially early in the morning during summer to avoid the heat and crowds. Avoid midday in July and August because of the intense sun; check the forecast on the AEMET website.

No, it is not accessible for people with reduced mobility, as the main access is via steep stairs and an uneven path of about 200 meters. It is recommended only for visitors in good physical condition.

Nearby you will find Marimurtra Botanical Garden (2 km away), Sant Joan Castle, and Blanes Beach. Treumal Cove and Greater Sa Forcanera are also just a few minutes away on foot. More information is available on the Blanes Turisme website.

Bring suitable hiking footwear, water, sunscreen, and a bag for your rubbish so you leave no trace, as this is a protected natural area. Be prepared for snorkeling if you feel like it, and check sea conditions by calling +34 972 33 23 00 (Blanes Tourist Office).