Cala Sardinera, anchorage in Xàbia / Jávea, Spain
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Cala Sardinera

✨ Hidden gem

Cala Sardinera is a small, unspoilt pebble-and-gravel cove tucked at the northern end of Cap Prim, where you anchor off and swim ashore. The water here is remarkably clear, making it a great spot for snorkeling, and the cove sits naturally between Cala Blanca and Cala Blanca to the south. It's a nudist spot with a real sense of seclusion, so expect a peaceful, no-frills anchorage rather than a busy beach scene.

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Popular Times

How full it gets, by local hour — tallest when the most boats are here.

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  • Busiest on Saturdays and Sundays
  • Fullest around 15:00, emptiest around 10:00
  • Half the boats arrive by 14:00
  • 29% of visits are overnight
  • Typical day stop: ~3h · max recorded 9 boats
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24 legs boats have actually been recorded sailing.