Mirador Falconera

located under the cliffs of the Cap de Creus Natural Park, in the Montjoi Bay, between the Montjoi and Pelosa coves. Located 14 km from the town of Roses, it is accessed on foot from the dirt road that goes from the Montjoi cove to the Jóncols cove. It is 70 m long and 14 m wide with small stones and coarse grayish sand. The water quickly becomes deep.

21 routes from 4a to 7b difficulty

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.