Oriented to the west, it has a length of 80 m and a width of 8 m, made up of sand and pebbles, with an entrance slope to the soft water. The name of en ros comes from a capital of a 16th century brig that plyed the Cadaqués-Barcelona route and was also the owner of the vineyard behind the beach.
Port Lligat Museum-House
Dali spent many summers in Cadaques and had constructed a house which is now a museum. This house is located in Port LLigat, which is approximately 15–20 minutes walk from the centre of Cadaques. If you want to visit, you have to book your time slot in advance, as only about 10 people every 10 minutes are allowed to enter.
It is oriented to the east. It has a length of 69 m and an average width of 18 m, made up of sand, gravel and pebbles. There are usually a large number of small boats stranded on the sand. On the first line of the sea is the Costa house, from the beginning of the 20th century, with a tower that characterizes it.
Oriented to the east, it has a length of 93 m and an average width of 18 m, made up of sand, gravel and pebbles. On this beach is the family house of Salvador Dalí, where he spent many summers. Federico Garcia Lorca also visited him.
it is an urban beach. Oriented to the southeast, it has a length of 56.5 m and an average width of 19.4 m, made up of stones and thick dark-colored sand. There are always fishing boats stranded on the sand.