Cala Salitrona is a secluded beach located in the rugged coastline of Cartagena, Spain. This serene spot features golden sand encased by craggy rock formations and lush vegetation, providing a tranquil escape from city life. The beach offers excellent swimming and snorkeling opportunities in its crystal-clear waters, amidst the picturesque backdrop of wild vegetation and mountains. It is ideal for those seeking nature and solitude, though it lacks amenities like restaurants or lifeguards, ensuring an unspoiled environment. The beach is steeped in history, having once been a hideout for pirates who sailed the Mediterranean, adding a layer of adventure to its allure.
Cala Salitrona is accessible on foot or by boat, with the surrounding coves perfect for anchoring boats. The beach itself is small, with a length of approximately 20 meters and a similar width. Its occupancy rate is typically low, maintaining the peaceful atmosphere that visitors seek.
Visitors looking to extend their stay can explore nearby accommodation options like Hotel Los Habaneros and Sercotel Alfonso XIII, which offer convenient access to the area's attractions.
