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is a natural beach, between Cala Torta and the beach of Ribes Altes, about five kilometers north of the town. Oriented to the south, it has a length of 20 m and a width between 10 and 15 m, formed by pebbles. Access is difficult, by a path that descends from near the end of the road that reaches Cap de Creus. The beach is enclosed in an elongated cove that protects it from the north wind, formed by rocks and sculpted and eroded stones.
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is a natural beach in Cala Jugadora. Oriented to the east, it is 15 m long and 17 m wide, made up of gravel and pebbles. Nudism is practiced there. It is believed that it is named Jugadora (Jugar means gambling in Catalan) because in this place fishermen used to play cards while waiting for the Tramuntana wind to allow them to set sail or go fishing in the Mar d'Amunt (area of the sea located above Cap de Creus)
is a small natural beach in the bay of Guillola, between the beaches of Noues and Guillola, about three kilometers from the town. Oriented to the south-southeast, it is a beach enclosed and sheltered from the wind. It is 14 m long and 8 m wide, formed by pebbles and large blocks of stone. It is suitable for nudism.
Platja d'en Lluís
is a natural beach located in the bay of Guillola, between the beach of Paquela and the beach of Sant Lluís. Oriented to the south-southeast, it has a length of 38 m and an average width of 23 m, formed by pebbles. Nudism is practiced there. The name comes from the family that once owned the olive trees that were on the edge of the beach. The transport of olive cargo by sea by boats had been very important, to the point that this beach was known as the port of Noues.
is a natural beach located in the southernmost part of the bay of Guillola. Despite being oriented to the north, it is sheltered because it is located inside the bay. It has a length of 11 m and an average width of 15 m, formed by flattened pebbles. . The name (Talla means Cut in Catalan, Dofin means Dolphin ) is due to the fact that dolphins were common in the area, and were hunted and quartered as they were direct competition for fishermen.
is a natural beach located in the bay of Guillola, just over two kilometers north of the town. It faces southeast, protected from the sunset as it is embedded in the coastal profile. It is 20 m long and between 10 and 20 m wide, depending on the tide, made up of pebbles and gravel, and sometimes also has mud. The name of the beach is the diminutive of reed (in Catalan Jonc means reed, Jonquet means little reed), a plant found in the area, as the beach is the drain of the stream Des Jonquet.