This place evokes many childhood memories, and I love reminiscing about it. But I don't want to tell you how I never managed to catch a crab, and not because there weren't any...

In short, this walk was created to recover the geological essence of the place. They have restored its wartime character by uncovering a machine gun nest belonging to the Republican army during the Civil War. And they have provided a comfortable walk along marked paths, with viewpoints, pergolas, and information panels.

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Among other curiosities, there is a ship that, due to being moored by the wrong buoy, ended up on top of the rocks during a storm. I don't know when they will be able to remove it, but in the meantime, it is a unique feature that is very eye-catching.

Another attraction of this place is seeing the shapes of the rocks. Since it was formerly a quarry of tosca stone, many are shaped like steps, as well as many natural pools.

As a tip;

If you enjoy jumping between rocks and plan to go there...

Wear good shoes because the rocks can cut you.