Pines Wood Volta de l'Ametller, Sant Feliu de Guíxols

Volta de l'Ametller is a wooded area of great natural landscaping located between Platja Gran Sant Feliu and Sant Pol beach. It is crossed by a beautiful coastal path through a Mediterranean pine forest just on the cliffs, many of these trees growing on rocky grounds. Many coves are located under this forest in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, as Cala de l'Ametller, Cala Cap de Mort, Cala del Molí, Cala Alga even and rocky formations over the sea next to the coast (Secallins de Terra and Secallins de Fora).

Pines Wood Volta de l'Ametller Photos

Côte de Sant Feliu de Guíxols sous la fôret de la Volta de l'Ametller, Costa Brava

Cala Ametller, une des criques sous la fôret Volta de l'Ametller, Sant Feliu de Guíxols

Cala Cap de Mort, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Costa Brava

Gavina i la seva cria al costat dels penya-segats del bosc de la Volta de l'Ametller, Sant Feliu de Guíxols

Playa de Sant Pol, en el extremo norte del camino de ronda que cruza el bosque de pinos de la Volta de l'Ametller

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