More secluded than Cala Font or Cala Vinya, Cala Penya Tallada remains in its natural state, near the Punta Roja headland, on Cap Salou's Coastal Path.
History & origins
While most of Cap Salou's housing was built between 2000 and 2010, Cala Penya Tallada escaped this densification and retains a wild look, with no heavy development.
Heritage & environment
The cove nestles near the Punta Roja headland and remains accessible via the Coastal Path, which links it to Cala Vinya and Cala Crancs.
Punta Roja
HeadlandA natural landmark right next to the cove.
Coastal Path
AccessLinks Cala Penya Tallada to Cap Salou's other coves.
What to do here
Its natural character and less immediate access make it a sought-after spot for those looking for more peace and quiet than Salou's urban beaches offer.
Suggested itinerary
Afternoon · 3pm-5pm: wild cove
From Cala Vinya, continue along the Coastal Path towards Punta Roja and Cala Penya Tallada.
Suggested itinerary, not field-tested.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Cala Penya Tallada described as a wild cove?
It has kept its natural state, with no heavy development, unlike the rest of Cap Salou, which was densified between 2000 and 2010.
Where is Cala Penya Tallada?
Near the Punta Roja headland, on Cap Salou's Coastal Path.
How do you get to Cala Penya Tallada?
On foot via the Coastal Path, from Cala Vinya or Cala Crancs.
